Columbia Military Academy - Yearbook (Columbia, TN)

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Each ul' urs lmfa had a comrade on Lite':a Journey tCLlClllllg' urn tn see the Sublimity of Truth. In grateful remembrance ol the upwaral Lll'jg'k' 0111 Fathers have given us., and of the sense ul' alutj, they have inspired in us, we clwlicate thif, vululrlt ut the Recall to OUR FATIIEIQS .ff2 'vX ,, 'jill 'XA xx ' 'f 'K '7' 'V' xl' :'!'L Lips! -,ffl 1 s,-.., f fc, ' . f 1+w,M,lV4,,.sfl5ff-val' '- tl 1 1 1 Q. A Ll Qwll J ? , f ,wr 5' X QW ' 'J it 'Q' X JE aff: If . gee: , .f lc L .,l ,api N f .ef iff? H, lf? , ll .3- THE RECALL, 1928 Q 1 av BEST ALL-ROUND CADET L l THOMAS N. GREER, JR. In carrying out aicustom of the past several years of electing a member of our corp as BEST ALL-ROUND CADETQ' we take pleasure this year in introducing to you Cadet Thomas N. Greer, Jr., of Shelbyville, Tennessee, who has justly received probably the highest honor that can be bestowed upon a boy of C. M. A. Tommy, as he is known to us, has taken part in and won much distinction in every branch of student life at C. M. A., hav- ing' served on both the Honor and Pan-Hellenic Councils and graduating a Senior Captain. He also has won much praise in athletics, especially excelling in basketball, and his leadership as captain of the team was greatly responsible forthe most success- ful season as was the past. He is loved and respected by each member of the corp and by everybody who knows him. We sincerely hope that he contin- ues his excellent start, in the future paths of life, and we wish him the greatest of success. 'l'llE REFALI., 1928 il Y ll Sl o F A C Col. I. A. Cunningham President Lieut. Col. R. V. Erwin Head-Master Maj. F. A. Hillard l'. M. S. and 'l'. Capt. Thomas Joyce Mathematics and Civics Capt. D. M. Myers English Capt. H. C. Warren Science Capt. T. R. Fishburne Mathematics Capt. J. A. Harris Fommercial Course 'Martha Delaney Benderman Nurse 0 U I 'l' Y Mr. A. B. 'Farpley Vice-Prmsident Maj. J. T. Fisher I'ommandant Sgt. A. B. Wright Military Instructor Capt. W. H. Tucker, J1. History and Assistant Voach Capt. H. A. Lee Spanish and Band Instructor Capt C. W. Luna Language Capt. W. A. Sandy English and Matlnmatics Capt. E. M. Ragsclale School Physician Mrs. Lela Belcher Dir t it ian Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Speed Quartcrnmster and Post Excliaiigc il it 0 UI I 1 H THE RECALL, 1929 il 1 Y KH L ET FF ' 4:Tw,.Tq,,T 1 K is Qs V N' HQHTQFXQKR ' 'IlL:'TAf.Y 1 W ' .11 x 1 vip 'VT x - . LM RBEHT -f4Smwnosz- E umm - - ,:52,.:- s , fu ,R if is N196 V J, :if ,NM4 vffw' Q 1, .mixkw 9 cn W ,vu '7'Af.f7,5p,.r9c TQ A ' ' V f f . ' 1 3 g, 3 ' H ' . X . . 3 f 'K Q Q Af -1 ff N - . fi TWH U' Lhwffw' 'gk Bmw A-UM' ff' - RTm.I.'nn.ED. Un,0R-Emqpi' A ' X 'G' ' '..::e-l I .gx , I ' .2 A Y . Y f W Q x J ' sr ' X! . P 'KQV' ' JT CABHQYK C. MODREI ' f5PfW'1--'ED-' ASSISTMT. fo. --F3131-INAN-I:'DLTORf ss 05 -' PV tg1lQ1!Iu IZ IZ! wi I x 130014 1 CLASSES Seninr Eiuninr Svnphumnre Freshman f -L' 4 K ,U . 1 ',:.,, fl . f , . ,,,,,, .41 ,I. A lg .,.4. w., M.. rw, 1' -- jf'-N -4 -fw- .' 4 -' -F , ,-4, - , li-' ' ' A , ,sf . ,gn I f 5 , , ,. lwj xf'Ji'11'3.' ru I ' ' gf .N yu- A. , 4 1 -.W 4. .4:f1.. . ' ,YH ' ., . , ,Z . V. ,.. l: , -5 . ' I, . 1 1, . x W ' r -JB: '.' 5- 1. ' ' y , A.. 1 , i l, . .5 1' ' '-1.9.0 -gg . , 15, .x.5..., - ,.:l 2,4 ' ' 'W ' A , g. ' 'Z 36' , ,.l M A f ' .r- L Y N Q , ,.fgq,q,g- 1 K .- -.w , v '- ff:- ..,Y' Y,-. K, .24 , 'V , A: nu. ,Jw , ,- . P9 f' ' 5 ' .5 ,. '4f iH.ff , v -' ' ,1- - ' V f ng 1 - ,. ,qw , ' ' - ,M , ., -1- .- 1,2 , f. L. ,' , V, -3 1 lv-.W , ' ' - 1' ' ' . ' 4 , 5 ,Alf ' - N .. , b V - , . , .-, - , ,. :nf A N I v VI- If. ,g ,V .N .1 , , U,-,A .':ff.i'- 7-N , ,Hf:.,,,4,L . 1 ' H f vL,1wf:E,' 1,114 : 'f X' Qmumpmnwn..wuumvmrL aa- ws uw .,.. -41 naman Mr 1 A1-.av-.wvuumnmfwmr muzwmmnum-mnmnn.snfwuunmrmn.fL mxf-1:-ynnnnzmwwmw nv numamm Q THE RECALL. 19 0 0 il ll , Charles Martel Block ..., ,....AA . .,.. .. . , .. ...., Houston, Texas Chip THETA KAPPA OMEGA Private A Company, '25..'26g Sergeant B Company, '26-'27: First Lieutenant B Comp- any, '27-'28g Assistant Sport Editor Recall, '26- '27g Class Prophet, '27-'28, Texas sent us another proud son in the fall of '25. Chip cast his spurs away only to take up the test tube by which he s wok the Chemistry world. Har an James n o..., .,....,o..ii...e,,r,,... W inter Haven, Fla. V A SH f p . , , A 'MA P'lV?t AC, Company, '25-'26, Corporal A V fomp iy,,26-'2'7g Color Sergeant NA' Company, ZZ7- 3 Bugle Call Staff, '26-'27-'28: Recall Staff, 7 3263 Sophomore Academic Medal, '26, Dram- 'atic Club, '25-'26, Debating Clulb, '25-'26, Salutor- ian, '27-'28. Tired of eyeing' the bathing girls in sun-kiss'ed Winter Haven, Xerxes packed his warbag and almbled North to conquer C. M. A., he did. To those who know him best Xerxes is a prince. Joseph M. Cabrera or ,....., Mexico City, Mexico D. F. Revolution.'g THETA KAPPA OMEGA Private B Company, '25-'26g Sergeant Bugler Staff, '26-'27g Second Lieutenant Butrlar Staff, '27-'28g R.B.'lTlll3lOl'S Clulb, '25-'26g Track, '25-'26-'27- 1183 Ibamlblers Basketball team, '25-'26g Bugle Call Staff, '26-'27-T283 Editor-in'-chief, '27-'28g Recall, '27-'28, Revolution came to us in '25, a shy lad but he won our hearts with a cherry smile and wise sayings. He was very accomplished in his studies, never refusing' to give and lu his fellows. Thomas lfritts Bailey ,C .. Chattanooga, Tenn. Frittz TAU LELTA TAU Plivate C Company, '25-'26: Sergeant A Company, 'ZGQ Sergeant-Drum-Major Band, '27I Second Lieutenant Drum-Major. '27-'28g President Honor Council, '27-'28g Pan Hellenic Council, '27- '28, This Mutinous Mountaineer' became one of us in the autumn of '25. Es-capades of his plotting' have sorely harassed the tranquility ot our Commandanlt. It she bf- lfuli' us fair as described we :ill long to see Jessica. Marion Jarvis Aldridge , , .... C. Eutuw, Ala. f- Jarvis N, -, , ., , . . , , , Private A L,oinp.vny. Q5- 203 Private 'Cf' C omn- v - 1 ,, A F ,U , Y any, 20: C0l'D0ldl L Company, 'Z73 Second ' it V7 'AJ Vx ' ten int A Company 7 '8 lJ.9u 1 I ' 5 . v -' ' - l. V Jarvis has 'many gutts among' whzch are his academ l- ' honois, for his is a shining' example to the attendants uf at't,rna-on school. His military C-ll'LQ1' has been Napoleonic, Small but nnejlity. .gp , 28 'Of-4 41 11 'fl lib ,. , M, ,rf NY, J 1-Q' - v K , I f' Q? . ai ' ' if N 1 ,t sf , x f I ' ff ,I f A 8 af? f f Y ,Vi W K 5 ,ft C f sf Q A 2 'Qs I ,Z at , rx K, ti , ' f ff n A aw ff f ,ow-at 5' it ff. , A, i' if' t , . N , ,Q , Z 4 I 'Wifi A A dv fi Vik, '- . A f,,M,Y4:,,- I Qg46w . , ,Q e m ni., Q. 4? KYYPVL THE RECALL. 1928 0 0 , u uc: ., . I Q X A, H ,NS U . Y YZ 1 xv I P l' t , 1 6 I Y Q X If ff X .wr ll , I , v3q?g5gf?'? f Q Xu f , X Q9 x f Q W 'Q 4' f AV I ga , J! f F1952 li George Frierson .,......A..,......,.....,A.,.....,., .. New Orleans, La. Busso ALPHA 'CHI SIGMA Private C Company, '26-'27g Sergeant C Company. '27-'28g Boosters Club, '27g Class His- torian, '28g Dramatic Club, '26. On a Fall evening' in '26 a shadow darkened the portals of C. M. A., iudlging from the shadow we soon found Bussn the Louisiana wonder. He has earned ll high position in academic and military achievements, but fhis jovial attitude stlrp-asses all. Duncan McLemore r.r,...,,.,.r.r..or...,,,r,,,,.ll ,oo,o,, E lmore, Ala, Mac DELTA SIGMA Private A Company, '26-'27g Corporal C Company, '27-'28g Baselball Team, '26-'27-'28g Football team, '27g Rifle Te-am, '27-'28g Winner of Lincoln Medallion, '28g Pan Hellenic Council, '2'T-'2Rg Honor Council '27-'28g Editor-in-chief Recall, '27-7283 Vice-president Senior Class '27-'28. A gentle Fall breeze brought Mac from Alabama in '26 but a young' tornado took him back. He has made an il- lustrious name for himself in every branch of student life, especially excelling' in reaching the hearts of his fellow ca- dets. Allan Burk Solomon u...,,,...,, ,...,,,.,...., . . ...., St. Louis, Mo. Buck Private Band, '26-'27, Ramblers Club, '26-'27g Private A Company, '27-'28g Main Club, '27-'28g Bugle Call Staff, '27-'28g Recall Staff, '27-'28. Buclfi came to us in '26, hailing from lSt. Louis. He is an active participant in all student activities. Buck is the kind of la. fellow that is always ready to lend his fellow cadrts a helping' hand. Edward Carr ,.......... .,,.,.,..,.,......,.,.,... E ast Jordan, Mich, llEd9! Varsity football team, '27-'28: First Class Private A Company, '27-'28g Post Graduate. This is Ed's first year here. ibut he has made many friends and all will miss him when he goes. He is a prominent member of the football squad. His cheerful laugh may be heard at any time around old Five-Barracks. He also holds a high place on the ladder of Scholzwsihip. Good-luck at Annapwolis, Ed. Charles Brenizer ......,. ,.... ...,. , . Chattanooga, Tenn. Breniz AL-PHA CHI SIGMA Private C Company, '27-'283 Rifle Team, '27-'28, Breniz, a big' man on the rifle team: winning' first place in the com petition. A 9592 man in his studies which shows him to be a student. Fair compleeted and not at all bad lookinyrg some lucky ,girl will pick him off before many years. --10--4 THFI RECALL, 192 0 O Z0 Ol il I James W. Fitzgerald, Jr. .AA4...,A.A...,..,.,,,,,,,, Tyler, Texas Fitz DELTA SIGMA Private A Company, '24-255 Corporal B Company, '2i5-'26g Ist Lieutenant B Company, '26-'27, Captain B Company, '27-'28, Varsity Football. '26-'27, Pan-Hellenic Council, '25-'26g Y. M. C. A., '25-'26, C Cluzb, '26-'27-'28g Best Drilled Cadet, '24-'25g Spanish Club, '25-'26, Fitz holds a high position in the minds of the cadet-s -of this academy. He has in his four years here attained high honors on the athletic field, on the drill field, and elsewhere on the campus. He will be greatly missed. Charles P. Wilson, Jr. ......., ..... ...,,, . Fi rentwood, Tenn. HC. P. DELTA SIGMA Private B Company, '26-'2'7g Private A Comp- any, 27328, Track Squad, '27. C. P. a senior who would have thought it. Althouegh not so large in statue, he is migfhty in intellect. C. P. drifted down to C. M. A. from the metropolis of Brentwood, Tenn., and was accepted as a friend by every- UIIQ. Henry Carlton Weber .. .... . .,.. Nashville, Tenn. Bo DELTA SIGMA Private B Company, '26-'27-'28g Baseitall Squad, 'ZH-'27. Well, well here's old Bo. Yes he hails from Nashville, and thoueh not a military genius he has made eiood Aca- demically every year. ,Although Bo hasn't planned his destination, we all know he will eventually gain his wants, in his slow and easy going' manner, John E. Sprinkle ........ . ....... .. .......... .... C harlotte, N. C. Jack Private C Company, '26-'27g First Class Private A Company: Malin Clulb. '26-'27-'ZSQ C Club, '27-'28, Football Team, '27-'28. John ca-me to us in 19226 from North Carolina. IIe made the footlball souad his first year and with this experience he made his C his second VQEII' at the position of tackle. Received second highest honors in Junior Class. Ralph 'l', Miller, Jr. T ,,,... .......,.. .... N ashville. Tenn. Spike DELTA SIGMA Private A Company, '26, Private B Comp- any, '26-'27, Corporal B Company. '27-'28g lliflc Team, '27-'28, Football Squad, '27-'28g Base- ball, '26-'27-'28. Miller slipped by the guard for his first time on Jian- uary 4, 1926. After 'arriving' ihe donned a uniform and -lie- ean carvine' his name in C. M. A.'s annals in both Aca- demic and Military departments. M116 A 11 I 1: 7 azz. Z: 40 X 'x -, 6 P .-Lt! f ,Tia . VVS '1 .il 3 ' ' 2 1 u tiff. I . 1-ff -0 .. , -.. - V BW..-James X. V i' A 7?Qa .Mig A 4- if nl' 5' .Q ixnvvs ii' . X . ,ii f it - i ' 1 . 2,1 , f- . 4' i' ,.-it ,. -' h , ,. X 'C ' - , t. , 'r 3' ea . . ' . 3. dfgigfysw r x -g 1 f -i ' Y' N X ' f , Q X i Yew L?Viv: . X S A J lv p , V X!!! QL C ., 'Lam THE RECALL. 1928 ikrwll TL. 0 I OZ ll. Q x ' U .2 'f ' Sei an 1559 , al greg. at . A 555 Wx ll 'Q-if f f 1' . ai 's...., gage if Wag ,eggs .ef in ,Wi . Q K' - ' a. . ' . Q? u 9, . - 414-Z, ff' , .fa rea, ff ' ' ,. , VK ' ' ' '41 lf'-ge' ff ' ' . X by , A ff,am.:,.' 'Zigi 5 ' 'a,A..,,g .A S' as des 95 i s I Z Lewis Isaacs ..... ...,..,.... .. , .A..... ...... ,.,.., M e m p l mis, Tenn. Hiker ALPHA CHI SIGMA Private HA Company, '26-'27g First Sergeant JC Company, '27-'28, Varsity Football, '27-'28g Varsity Baseiball, 726-'27-'2'8g C Club, '26-'27-28. Ike came to us from Memphis. He entered C. M. A. as a junior, and has made a record in Academic, on the drill field, and athletics. During his two years here he has made many fricnds among his fellow cadets. Oscar L. lVIcNair, Jr. ......... ...,. .,....,. L i ttle Rock, Ark. Mac Private Band, '26-'2l7g 'Sergeant Band, '27-'28g Five Club, '26-'27, President Five Clurb, '27-'28g Lyre Cluib. '26-'27. Old Mac. as he will always be called, hails from the state of Arkansas which every one will say he has done a credit in C. M. A., not only in his Academic Work and being president of the Five clulb but also ibeinig one of the noiste makers in the wimljiamniers. LeRoy S. Hulan ,,,,.,... .....,,, ,,,, . . ...,,,,,. , Shelbyville, 'l'em'1. bllloyw DELTA SIGMA Private Band. '27-'28g Intermural basketball and football, '27-228. Roy came in the fall of 1927. He is a quiet easy 9J0iI1Q' sort of chap who says little but knows much. It would be exceedingly difficult to find another student who has made so lirilliaul. a re-cord in his studies and out of them. Charles Carl Cunningham ,.,............ Columbia, Tenn. Chuck THETA KAPPA OMEGA Private B Company, '25-'26g Sergeant-Major Staff, '26-'27g First Lieutenant ,Adjutant Staff, 'LL7-'lftlg Bugle Call Staff, '25-'26-'27g Assistant lilditor-in-chiel' of Recall, '26-'27g Editor-in-chief, 'iZ7'2t4g Secretary Boosters Club, '27g Liibrarian, 'iii-273 Pan Hellenic Council, '28g C Cluib, '27- 'ZNQ 'Third Cond.ic.t Medal, '27, Chuck came here the same year his father took charge of the academy. During his three years at C. M. A. Chuck has accomplished many things in almost every line. His academic record has been wonderful as well as his success in the :1cadciny's social life. ' w John b. Haynes ..........,rr,,,,,,.,,..,,,,,,,,..,,..,,,, .,,,, O Zark, Ark, Johnnie AL-PHA CHI SIGMA Private UC Company, '25-'2l5: Corporal C Company, '26-'273 Corporal C ' Company, '27-'28. Jiohnnie came to us in the fall of 1925, and during- his three years here at C. M. A. has progressed rapidly. llc cafme to us as a ,sophomore and prmfrressed raipidly to th f dizzy heights of seniorship. Although not DH1'tiCiDafiI12' ill atililetics, Johnnie gave the different teams his moral SUI!- port. 112.4 THE RECALL. 19 Z! I .ZS In 'Z l UZ' William Lewis Faueett ,,,,.,....,., , ., Tuscaloosa, Ala. Bill ALPHA CIII SIGMA Private A Company, '26-'27g Ser,Q'eant B Company, '2'7-'28g Bugle Call Staff, '26-'27-'28g Miclget Basketiball team, '26-'27 Main Club, '27-'28. Bill came to us from the beautiful efty of Tuscaloosa, where he will attend school next year at the U. of Ala- bama. He is expecting' to Set high stanrluuwls there. Omar Truett Faucett i..,,,,,,i.....i.ia I ,e... . Tuscaloosa, Ala. Granpa ALPHA CHI SIGMA Private B Company, '26-'27g Sergeant C Company, 'Z7-'23g Main Club, '26-'Z27. One of the most aeeoniorlat:ng' 'fellouvs on the campus. Omar arrived at C. M. A. Selptemiber 1926. Since that time he has proved himself to be very amibitious and cap- able. Colonel likea a hard worker and he is a nizpn after the Colonel's heart. Luck to you Omar at UnivLrsi.y of Alwbaiiia. Howard H. Carle . ....... ....... ..,...,.. . . I Birmingham, Ala. Bump Stump ALPHA CHI SIGMA Private A Company, '26-'27g Sergeant C fjoiiiipzuiy. '27-'ESQ Orchestra, '27-'28. With a Plink Plank Plunk Carle and his Banjo hit C. M. A. in the fall of 19245. Cirle very hard to unclwstan '. icticent, but oh, what would happen il' he woull 2' nrlea fceml to write a book? Carlos Alberto Monagas .......... Ponce. Porto Rico lVl0nag ' Private C Company, '26-'27g First Class Private B Company, '27-'28, Rambler Club, '26-'27g Main Cluib. '27-'28, Track Team, '27-'28g Baseball '28. Monafg came to us in the fall of 1926 as our first repre- sentative from Porto Rico. Known as one of the 'hf-Qt nat.ure1l fellows on the campus. Succeeded in Academic :mil Social activities. Georgehenry Herr ..,......... .,.,, Cleveland. Ohio Ben TAU DELTA TAU Varsity football. '27-'28: First Class Private C Company, '27-'?.8g C Clvfb. '27-'28, Ben came to us in the fall of '27, He made his letter in football and we are proud of him. He Dlllflu splenzlirl eraales all year, lbeing on the 950 list the whvle term. Ml!! - aw gk, mi 5:1 f i ' - .I ufnf -- ri. M . 5101.4 AXE 7 .1 xharibfvy-1, ft? poi . P 'fue ' i3 'h fi , rf f,l . 4 5 m e '!C '1f- , VS Md N. , . 7 avi - I , . f 5 ff' ' G ' t R5 .,,. 1.9 y at I , . . 0 ,, 9? the ' X -as -N X fix 1 fi. Ni ' we X X NM' 0 H t gi . 3 . . fa' THE RECALL. 1928 E0 e 0 C' H: il I 2 , ThUH121S N- GFGGF, Jr. ... .. .............,.. A. Shelbyville, Tenn. Tommy', 4, DELTA SIGMA , Private A Company, '23-'24, Corporal B . ' 2' re .,gg,,, Company, '24-'25g Corporal A Clompany, '25-'26g f I v. First Lieutenant C Company, '26-'27g Senior ? Captain UA Company, '27-'283 Captain Varsity .1 '.,. Basketball, '28g C Climb, '27-'28g Commander 35' Best Drilled Company, '26-'27, 'Rifle Team, '27- 'LZHQ Pan Hellenic Council, '26-'27-'28, Honor 'C ' X Council. '26-'2'7g Bugle Call Staff, '27-'28g Editor- , 'W in-chief Recall Staff, '27-'28g President Junior Class, '26-'273 President Senior Class, '27-'28g Best All-Around Cadet, '27-YS. C. M. A. in the fall of '23 was the recipient of quite P1 gift in young: Tommy. His achievements speak louder than words. Charles Ferd Pelz .,.,.,.,... ......,,,l...............,, M arshall, Texas Fritz Private C Company, '27-'28g Five Clufb, '27-'28. . Fritz came to us this year as a rat, As most rats, ' he was very dumb, but after a few days he realized what it was all about and became a diligent student in his Mili- tary and Academic. ' 1 'v 7 ' A Stanley Falk ,re,i,,i,.el......,.,,...,e... .,e... ,,,.., , , . Little Rock, Ark. I 42 Stan , la Q Main Club, 26-'27-'28g Private A Company, '26- fk '-- f '27-'28. A . Little Rock High School lost one of her best students V' , . Q , when Falk left them to come to C. M. A. His academic N f .',, im,-ord has been wonderful while here. 1.5 'lli , F C. Marks Hinton .t...... ..,...... , ..,,.,...,. I ,ittle Rock, Ark. ' V ' ' I nAIas . C h l DELTA PHI OMEGA 1 , I '- MQ . 'I' I D y Private BJ Company. '26-'2'7g Second Lieutenant A , V - b'-A, BF Company, '27-28: Honor Council, '27-'28g I' Main Club, '26-'27g President Main Club, '27-'28g 7 , f , rj Rifle Team, '27-'28g Football Squad, '27-M283 l Q s , V I ' Senior Class Orator, '27-'28, 2, I U Marks iblew into t-he ,states ot' C. M. A. slapped the dust ,.VV 7:3 , trom his clothes, and proceeded to make many everlasting in f , ' A W I friends. i .- C I A He showed his -calibre by securing' a commission his sec- -. f V1 cfzlffkf., 'Qvsj ,K I J fy' .-ang 109 ond year, besides getting other high honors. The University of Arkansas will receive C. M. Afs best. To you, success and happiness, Marks. William Thomas Files ,..,, ,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Pai-kdale, Ark, Bill Private B Company, '2G-'27g First Class Priv- ate A Company, '27-'28g Rifle Team, '27-'28g C Cluib, '26-'27-'28, Main Club, '26-'27-'28, Capt. Track Team, '27-'28, Bill joined us in 19213 a nice quiet boy from Arl-:ansasz When track season came he made a wonderful showing' in pole vault. At Nashville he tied for second place in his event. .L-14-. THE RECALL, 19 il l . 'Z il I Webstel' McLeod Carter .........,,.... Hattiesburg, Miss. lVlac THETA KAPLPA OMEGA Private B Company, '26-'27g Corporal B Company, '27-'28g Dramatic Club, '26-'27g Debat- ing Society, 263275 Manager Basketball, '27-'28g C Club, '27-'28, Baseball team, '27-'28. Mac blew in on us from the southland two years ago. He soon gained popularity for himself from all sides. He is liked and admired by every one and is a good mark for any one to shoot at. James Mitchell Finch .......rr r,r.,l ...,,,. M aysville, Ky. Mitch THETA KAPPA OMEGA Private B Company, '26-'27g Sergeant A Company, '27-'2Sg Dramatic Club, '26-'27g Debat- ine' Cluib, '2G-'27g Bugle Call Staff, '27-'28g Recall Staff, '27-'2z4g HC Club '27-'28g Baseball Manag- cr, '27, Finch made his appearance on the stage to play the part of a good all around cadet to later rise to a star. Finch is very popular. he will always be remembered and is just that type that can't help but succeed. Alexander Waddle ..,...,,r,.....,rr,r,rr ,r,r,r,r, ,,,,r L a Grange, 111 nbRedv! TAU DELTA TAU Private UC Company, '27-T283 Track, '28g Base- . ball,.'28g Basketball, '28g Foot-ball, '27g C Club. '27-'28. Red although being' here for only one year has proved himself to be the nucleus of all athletic teams, entering und starring' in all sports. He was equally as valuable in cadet activities doing- all with the same fine spirit. His abilities will be much missed next year at C. M. A. Albert Thalheimer ...,.,..,... .....,,.,,.... ,.,.,, .,.,,,,,. S Q Ima, Aka, Thallie Lyre Club, '27-'28g Orchestra and Band. '27-'28g Secretary and Treasurer Five Club, '27-N283 First Class Private Band, '27-'28, Thallie has proven to be a real man about school, al- though only sixteen 'he is a P. G. and has come ll'll'Ol.lfJ'l'l with one ot' the best scholastic averages of the year. Ilis talent at playing' the drums has been a backbone to the school's fine Orchestra and Band, Kenneth Browning Haynes .,... . ..,.... Cleveland, Ohio bL'Iu2,!9 THETA KAPPA OMEGA Private B Company, '24-'25g Corporal B Comp-any, '25-'263 S'El'9jE2lllt HA Comnanv. '25- 'Ll7g Bualer Sereeant Staff. '26: Bugle Call Staff, '25-'2G-'27g Pan-Hellenic Council, '27-'28, Mem- her of Main Club, '24-'25, Member of Dramatic Cluib, '27-'28. Jug came here in '24 a small boy with big: ideas. Soon .lug developed these and became one of the best assets ft' the Corps. We will all hate to see Jusf eo for he has li 'i-fldirefl nninv a Qlooinv boy. .-,i 1- , . . H1 gs - ' -iv' 4965 lib. f...tfwi ' ' .l.. :.f . .S :- , X6 , Wiatr I X . I '5- TIIE RECALI., 1923 0 O if I N 'T 3' ' 1 as i, 4 p. William Owen Lawrence .,,,,,Q,Q4,,,,,,,,,,,,,. ,,,,.,,, Leeds, Ala, , +. Wiyrmii ixgvivui nogevu A ALPHA CHI SIGMA ' Private C Company, '25-5265 Serge-ant C ,, Company, '26-'27: Captain C Company, '27-'2'8g Five Club, '25-'26g Baselball, '27g Captain Baseball 2 '28g Boosters Clulb, '26-'27, Pan Hellenic Council, '27-'28g Football, '26-'27-'28g Basketball, '27-'28g , C Club, '25-'26-'27g President C Club, '27-'28g Honor Council, '27-'28g Secretary and Treasurer, Senior Class, '27-'28, iw Og'e, hails from the metropolis of Leeds He was A ,-as an outstanding athlete during his stay at Columibia. U I-Ie ,Qained distinction on the drill field and in other activities on the campus. Ira Dell Cosby ...L.,iiL......,iiiiiiiii..,.,,...i..,..,,....,, Henderson, ky. Ira ALPHA CIHI SIGMA Private Band, 'Z5-'26g Corporal Band, '26-'27g First Lieutenant Band, '27-'28g Lvyre Clulb '26-'27: Pan Hellenic Council, '27-'28g Vice-President . lflonor Council, '27-'28, C, M. A. Orchestra, '25- '26-'27-'28. Ira our musician, is the Jazz hound of the Columbia Or- f chestra. He is also partly to blame, for the music l'?j ot the band. From the state of fast horses and pretty women . ,f for vice versal Ira came to us, if ' 5 -' zi P2 1 ' Lawrence Davis L ,.,.,,..,,, L......,.i,,,,,,.,.,..,,. J asper, Alabama Pint TAU DELTA TAU Private Band. '26-'27g Corporal Band. '27-'28g I.yre Club, '26-'27-'283 Orchestra, '26-'27-'28, Junior Scholarship. '27g Valedictorian, '27 '28, Pint , small but mighty, has made an enviable record u' flU1'Il1,9, IllS sojourn at M. A. He has greatly distinguish- P' lf' ed himself in his studies. On the p1-ano he is without 3 peer and has successfully held it down tor both years. ' gi ta William T. Waller ...... ,,,...,....,,......., S hawneetown, Ill. bbDickY! First Class Private Band, '27-'28g Main Club, '27- nyl- LVL,n Iii,-li came to us in 1927 from Illinois. Entering the band on his arrival playing' clarinet. He graduated from Shawneetown Higih School in 1926-27 and came to C. M. A. lin complete his education for entrance to VVest Point. Francis Heath Henderson M ,,., ,,,.. M anchester, Ohio Skeet Private Band, '27-'28. Skeet came to us last fall from the wilds of Ohio and s'nc3 has been working his way to a g're'ater friendship among' his telloyv students. Althouaih in the band Skeet uns noted for his appearance and snappiness, If-A . I f,g,,9o-ov M im-W , ,aazf M . , . THE RECALL, 192Q 0 0 s if . il ' ll 2 it u .:, Leslie Norris Smoot ,A , , , AA . . ..,,,,,,A,,,,,, M Maysville, Ky. 1- g - . Red I gi, Q First Class Private B Company, '27-'28g Main - Club, '27-'28, X ,Q Q XX f 'Red hails from a t-own that has always supplied C. M. A- 'Q with cadets wihohave figured large in all branches of aca- N if ,MM - . A f demy life. He himself is one of the most scholarly fellows , I in school and one who always helps the other fellow in 7 time of need. The best of luck in the outside world, Red. A ,.,,, Willis Ellsworth Coker .. . ,. Winter Haven, Fla. it V 4 Q i I Bill fi, .5 at Ad, Main Club, '25-'26-'27-'28g Private Band, '25-'26, f 9 Corporal Band, '27-'28. ',f' gg, K fl ,ff Bill came to us from the land of Flowers and Sunshine :J , in Seiptetmtber of 1925, and was classified as a Sophomor '. yfyy 'W wg, He did not return the next year but went to W. H. H. S.. gf V nzk b but they always -come back for more, so this year he WHS if 1 'A A with us again. li f ' Eugene Leman Klingler ,,ioooi,,, ,,,,, P ittsburgh, Pg-mi, Birdie Private C Company, '25-'26-'27: Corporal Band. '27-N385 Rifle Team, '26-'27-'28g Ramsbler Club, '25-'26-'27: Main Cluib, '27-'28g Bugle Call Staff, '26-,273 Bugle Call and Recall Staff, '27-'28g Birdie came to us in 1925. He did not do tmucih the first year but last year and this he made frood on the Rifle Team and as editor for the Bugle Cail and Recall. He improved the campus by making the track. George Alfred Davis oooo . ..,,,,,,,,.... .,.,., , , Lakeland, Fla, Georgie 'FAU DELTA TAU Private First Class HA Company. '27-'28. George came to us from the land ot' sunshine last fall. Though here for onlv a short time he has proved swccessful in Academic and Military work. He was out for every 'team and tried very hard in athletics but small in stature liandirappcd him. Paul Holbrook ...... ,, ...,. .... . ....... .,... N ashville, Tenn. ' thlltdid Private B Company, '25-'21Sg Comm-31 -ig Company, '26-'27g Main Clurb, '25-'2G'-27. Red came to us three years aeo ,Q-1-een in M5131-NW but xerv brieht in Academic work. He soon lf fi .... 9,1 the'Mj 1- tziristic ways and proved to be a Qriod student alfo 21 model C. lVl. A. cadet. This year he L:'r1uluattrl at the end tt' the first term. ,,17,,a up 35 THE RECALL, 1928 gl IQ Q it IZ gg gg 4 IZ SENIOR CLASS HISTORY The time for the 1928 class of the Columbia Military Academy to dis- band is now at h-and. With the bestowing of the diplomas this class shall have mouthed its last upon the stage. Realizing tha-t the separationi of the memlbers of the class impending it is bo-th fitting and proper at this time to turn back to pages of time over the past four years. The class of '28 has a record of which it is justly proud. We have stood bright, acamedically and otherwise. We have been thru four in- spections by the Military 'Honor Board and have acquitted ourselves with honor. We have seen and been engaged in the organization of the Honor Council which has been so vastly beneficial to the school. After being together for the past four years the thought of dispersal is the only shade of sadness that tinges the joy of graduation. It would be impossible for any historian to analyze iproper and record adequately the spiriit of this class. I, as historian merely state that the spirit of the class is the mast valued element in its history. Our officers have always carried their part well and this year is es- pecially so. Our president, Captain Greer, of Shelywbville, Tennessee is all that a class president could be and is loved and respected by every member of the corps. Vice-president McLemore and Secretary and Treasurer Law- rence have also wforked untiringly and unceasingly for the good of the class. the corps and the school. And as we leave forever the halls of this academy we say to the under- classnien: Listen to the words of wisdom, Listen to the words of warning, All our strength is in our union, All our danger is in discord. . - . CLASS PROPHECY Well having gotten my Ph. D. at Oxford and points west, I have se- cured a position befitting my higher learning. To be specific I am cail boy at Bradsti-eet's and between yells write critical essays on Western Story Nick Carter and several others of the more widely read classics. Speaking of Bradstreet's I'll have a look into the manual and try to get a glimpse of my classmates of ten years since. Aldridge I see has recaptured the ,heavyweight hog calling championship which he lost last year due to a throat concoction develope-d by the eminent chemist, Mr. Bailey of the Rubvber Brick and Hosiery laboratories at Sing' Sing. The spo1't of Kings has claimed its own. Brenzier is following' the horses. He works for the city. Carr is marketing his famous one man bumfpers designed to make Jay Walking less hazardous. Carle is an immense success as t-he manager of a matrimonial bureau. He sends his own photo to the feminine applicants. Down to the slums of Chicago has Senor Cabrera journeyed to study modern revolution and its branc-hes. The fboy is a genius in his way. That honor graduate of Annapolis, Carter, is now a Rear Admiral, very well to the rear. Bill Coker now tontures a drum with Paul Whiteman. The boy would do it. Cosby is mistreating' his -Sax in Barnum and Bailey making un- natural noises in a natural way, Well, well, an advertisement of old C. M. A. Chuck Clll1I'!IIl'Q'h2lIh iq President and makes the Bull Ring peel spuds and shoot C. M. A. quail. He should 'make'em eat it. - . U 1 . Y Davis L. coppcd the ivory tickling handicap this spring, That buy should be twins to handle a ibafby grand. ' And the movies haven't slighted us. Davis G. is causing the fair femmes to sit thru a picture twice, But he always was a handsome devil- Faulk also socked the cinema for a cemetery. He took Lon Chaney's -1g... THE RECALL, 1923 il all I 4 ip it ll 1 n on place. Conundrum: guess what he is looking' at. The Faucett Bros. turned out a sta',e'e hit. last week entitled: Tw-'i hearts that be-at as one. Files is still in athletic form, I see he has a good track record. .HWS a revenue man. Finch, Broadway's diminitive song and dance man is in Athaslbaska Missouri learning' the new Hay Wagon Crawl. That late best seller, Girls Who Don't Walk Home was written by none other than the renowned T. N. Greer, He ought to know all aibout the sulbject if experience means anythingz Haynes K. is manager of a chain of theatres 'For Colored Only'l His prospects look very dark. Johnny Haynes now operates a beauty parlor in which he is the principle attraction. Henderson is in South Africa organizing' a chapter ot the Bita Piece a Pie fraternity. He1'r owns an Ostrich farm. Nccking' comes natural to him. Hinton is a banker. He works for the railroad. And how that bow' handles a shovel. ' ' L? -With the-.aid of syanide, shoe polish and iron filings Hulan R. has pertected his tamous Three flat cocktail. 'Ihree pulls and-tfV'TF U In Gay I'aree.recently our friend Isaacs won the non .Stop petting' prize. Training' will tell. .Jameson has been engaged as instructor in African Golf. In a recent article -he' put forth a brilliant argument. on the economic importance ot' thisrprimitive pastime. In my experience it has ,been anything' but eco- nomical. Klinger is advertising' for the Whosis Earmuff Corp. He pounds a bass drum as always and is very convincineg. ' Lawrence always did look well inluniform. He still wears one. 1 saw him the other day. He was standing' 'before the entrance of a larzgo hotel and seemed to be acquainted with every one. In fag-t hg nyet BYLI,-V car that drove up. ' In the iiteraiy world lVlcLeimore is well recoepized. In writing' a certaln wcll receivcd 'book he is said to have donned a diver's suit and walked on the ocean's floor for atmosphere. McNair O. is interested in aviation. I think hc is too nervous for that because every time his engine starts he just ejoes up in t-he air and is some- times simply upside down. Miller is a professor in a ,e'irl's collei,Q'e. He takes a great interest in his classes and embraces all subjects thoroughly. But he says the work is extremely confiningr. Caesar rode thru Gaul on a horse. Monagas rode th1'u Caesar on a pony and is back in Porto Rica telling: them how. Speaking' of money Smoot has waxed wealthy posing as the before in the before and after picture ads of patent. medicines. Strinii' UW 'IU' velopers etc. The success of the melodrama Is Your Girl Friend Safe was due in no small part to the natural acting' ot' its star, Sprinkle. Frierson G. the art'ist's model recently posed for a statue of Apollo. It is hailcd by the critics as the ibiegeest thine' in art this year. It ought to be. I see that VVe'ber was married again last week. This has occured. so often that he knows the real age of halt' the girls in Nashville. They .ll-ltil will not leave him alone. A A Polz is 21 cartoonist. Solomon furnishes the inspiration and Pelz does his stuff. The team is reallv a stood one. l u Waller is much talked of in the sports. He is the loeical contender for the wrestling' title. He ought to get it if I remember his practice at tl. M. A. Thalheimer is an outstanding' Physicist. His article lasttmonth on the cnergv consumed in a ten minute petting party wfas a startln QQ disclosure. His statements are certitied by experience. Wilson and Fitzqerald are traveling-' together in far countries. NVhat those bovs don't know about riding' the blinds has never been written. Red.Waddel carried off the Palm in a closely contested cross country 1-in-e, It seems that on the last lap he fell and his head broke the tape. So there they are. all the old crowd accounted for. It is said that tinie- is not delayed, and scenes witnessed are gone forever. But always in meniory ' fa - wg' 'ears at. C. M. A. and there comes a fervent wish for the success 1lix.,a,nn y v V of the class ot ZH. 11, THE RECALL, 1928 0 O El il n u an JI EL li L I u 10 'Yi , if in ,m::,,. ff Q, 5' ' ff 4 ' Q 46 .ffm f - X -5, If - 5 If Q : '93- , ' -.1 f dw J f i Min -rf i f W ' 'W . . ,W . 1 . J' X 1. .,. 1,- JUNIOR IILHSS 3 G Q' k .5 as 5 K w A M BD ,. ,W L -as .f - , .' ':j'ff5 4 -:iw . 5 , h 'x cfmvx ,W , 1 , caiifly . ' ,, 'Q Y r l nv-VR F ' 3 ll . , -.a as L 1 lv I- -so X 1 K v Q 9 4 if ' 5' 5 X ff A ww X 1 L 9 -L x 4 ,r, '12, I 'fi' li W IVI, M . 4 , , ? 1 4 . ,- 174 ,m ,rc ' f R V fx if Q SJ , . ,E-., ,,, l vl 1 My . , ,, ' I , E3 ' t , I - . .' M f :. 1 H I , .' ,, 3 fr Lmml- o E MN 73, MQ. ' L 51,,,T'v M., . W4 ' 34 7 ' , , .ek ' ' 'A A Rv H f Q . , , I ,. ' 3 xg , w w , 1 ,. H W V435 K . ' .. '5 11 ' . ' ' N i . age -Q , 1- fa, 1. ,ggi 1' , -E 351 fm V, 4 fl N , Q Fig, , .f QQ, , , ,, C . Q V Q X A1 71-.J' 'Jam.:- A L7L2q.,v'-Y 'L :nuff- S5 ,,,,,,.,- vm n- , A f, m 1' ' ' ,,.:f,'5:1 1 .X A w :.f .I X 1 , f f , GW f ' v- Q. , f fx rf .1 'M ,A :A ' G+ ' V N vw I fitutzy, ,-,hmwv f x V, fa 2352? 16 A I 41: 7' - ' 7 ,' 21' Y ' J 'f 'f ' f 441, if f 4 .m X ,. I F K-+4 ,- ,- 'GM M wr M7 , ,f lr ' A I V 1 , is 1 f Q C Q 1 - .. S E Af K . fr Qnw F n l .i Z0 S1 THE RECALL, 1928 o o ' 1 JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY OFFICERS President .A.A ..A . ... .. ., Fred C. Bragg, Jr. Vice-President ,e... .e.eer,. .e,e F F F F FFFFFF . Walter Strong Secretary and Treasurer FFFFF.F F.F. FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF . F Earl Mann We the pround Juniors choose to expend some of our surplus vim and vitality in writing this narrative of events. This manuscript will fall far short of our real selves since words are not known to f1'ame our deeds. The three-quarters mark has been reached on our climb to the summit of achievements but we assemble again next year to reach the pinacle of our work at C. M. A. To accomplish such exploits that have been impossible in the past will be the goal for the class of '29. A brief outline of the past will suffice for the present but watch our flaming path in the future. We now stand on the threshold of our last year at C. M. A. having completed three brilliant ones filled with our outstanding successes. ln the classroom, on the parade ground and athletic field we have been surpassed only by the mighty Seniors. The Junior class has been the recipient of many glorious honors of which we are justly proud. In closing a good word must be bestowed upon the officers who have valizwntly lead Us thru turmoil to final victory. F. ti. llragg, Jr., presidentg Walter Strong, vice-president: lflarl Mann, secretary and treasurer are the men that have given their labor and spiiit to our conquerlng class. .,I A I IZ I1 THE 0 0 El , DL ! 1 If ,ca Er , H 1 I u 'Z fx W A- cms . 'Vi' 7 2 my , ' 'Q Q H .. , rg' 1 Y -1 , mf, -. .2 - . X. A 1, 4 gy I 51,1 A A 7- VX - U :Az 4 g,gf,g4 , f f H I x SHR Ji Hffj Q5 1 -M A ' x- :QQ fa, , C P Rx' - -3 it Q-, . , Lctlbngg, .BLACK :F 1 1 1 -PNEQW A ,b if V , I. Gf3An5F35? ' .RM 'X ,, f, 5 ,A ' V Z, V,P. U D' y-x vwe '5,c,P' x 41.-1.4. . ' 1 Orivsfw - . JT : ' .1 , 'SPERO 'QF A f 'VBRDOA W. t W 5? P .f 1' 2 ' ' . fr wk .- , ,, 1 - X gf ,,.Q-:-'nw 4- gwn-A-iam, A 4 fffsnif 'f' ,f I ' : : A ' C ngckil . iizff' 'T 4.,, 'Jg4, M' ,,.. ii 4 - 1 - 'V 'V - K 1 ' -, ' ' ' ' 'me C3 A X54' '11, Q A Y ' ' A 'li vi cf W' J Hnamwe Q v, U -.-hw. x ' Umlla. -,2'? THE RECALL, 1928 b ,, SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY OFFICERS President . ....A..,, . AA Q. ..., t , A,,,, ..A. Robert Black Vice-President A.A.,,..4 ...,,,,A.. ,,.... ..A.,... C l i fford Mann Secretary and Treasurer e.,e ..ee...,.e.., .,e,e o W illiam Herbert We, the Sophomores, came to Columbia Military Academy to get an education. For we were not satisfied with the school from which we came. We have found out that this is a much better school in many respects. It is better academically than any school in the South and has better equipment. Every boy in school enjoys each day that goes by for there is always something new taking place. This year the Sophs have had one of the best years of any Sophomore class in the history of the schoolg more boys have made high scholastic records and also called the attention of the Cadet Corp to their deeds on the athletic field. We expect to see many of our members as great men in thc business world before many years are past. At the beginning of the year the Sophomore Class elected officers to guide them through the coming season, which they have all done wondcrfully well. .ccgggr N THE RECALL, 1928 El Ol r ifiiif 1 44 IZ gg ll Q - 4 an aan 0 'f-uw'-avr' 0 rf H ' FKESHMHN Q 3 ?i,T?1f A ,Q , ff J ::., Q? 4 ', ff l ,Y , 4 - ,7 v 2 ' - -. 'A vu ,ga J H ,x -, ..: .5 x My H4 ,. , 495 4 145 3 5 Q f 'f x 1 . Y I w 1 W9 K ' . - ,. I , ' Av. C- BALVWXEX R Cunnl-TGV' 35 Lf r-ww i - sn an A . L . 1-3, ,I ' ' , , 3' 355' lf. ' g .. -f Q , .v .N 11' ' -'K f , . , V, , ., ,,,. ..,,,, , . ... 'ffl ' .,f-.,. X , V .1 J, 2 4 ,f ., 6 I, harsh Y Y V ,.,. X -y. 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J , ,,.. f . . , I 1 H 'Yr 2 cada HAN-Y, vc , P V351 ' Q 1' . 4 1 ' ' V1 gh' ff W, 'hiv .' if ll 'THE RECAIIL.. 1929 El FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY OFFICERS President A,..A .., A... , , . ,.AM Clint Moore Vice-President ..,.,, ...A . ...A,AA...,., ,,. ,. . E dward Smith Secretary and Treasurer . .... . e,..ee.,r,A. George E. Hulan In the Fall of 1927 a group of Freshmen came to C. M. A. Very few of last year's Freshmen were left in this class. After the first two weeks of school class officers were elected as fol- lows: Moore, presidentg Smith, vice-presidentg Hulan G., secretary and treasurer. Many of this class went out for athletics and we had a few representatives in the C club. Our military was very efficient, many small boys attained First Class privates and these are very fine propects for cadet officers in the future. The Freshw man Class has also proved themselves as efficient in academics as well as in military. A great number of this class have held long 95 and 90 list positions and only a few have been placed on aca- demic limits. The Freshmen are very proud of their class when it comes to academics. Most of this class will be back next year and we are sure they will make as good Sophs as they have Fresh- ies. We are all hoping that some day we will be Seniors at C. M. A. THE RECALL, 1923 0 o ' in 1 I THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT To Boyd. Coker leaves his place on the 9526 list. To Stoffel, Fitzgerald leaves his certificate of membership in the Fune nel Club. To Ordorica, VVaddel leaves hif crown as Bull Ring' King. To Sheffield, Bailey leaves his position as Drum Major. To Foster. J., Carle leaves his Sun- day night dates up the street. To Bainbridge, Davis L. leaves hif ability as a pianist. To Cardwell, Cosby leaves his abil- ity to play a saxophone and side horn To Joe Shirley, Aldridge leaves his commanding voice. To Judd, Haynes J. leaves his mas- culine form. To Connell, Sprinkle leaves his abil- ity as a football player. Lawrence leaves his power of pro- nunciation to Bragg who himselt is H4 slouch. To Bransford, Weber leaves hi Room 12 spirit. To Baldwin C... Block leaves his great knowledge of Military Science. To Davis A., Brenzier leaves his place on the Rifle Team, To Adams, Carr leaves his Mathe- matical mind. To Balwdin N., Cabrera leaves his ability to lead a Revolution. Carter M., leaves his ability tc argue in Civics Class to McCammon. To Gallagher, Chuck Cunningham leaves his position as defender ot tru word of the Commandant. To Carter K., Davis G., leaves his secret of staying: off Bull Ring. Falk leaves to Nash his knowled:Ii ol' General Science. The Faucett Brothers leave tw pairs of Sergeant Chevrons to whom' they may concern. Armistead will inherit File's pol. vaultina' ability. 'To Wrieht, Finch leaves his posi tion as C. M. A.'s Social Lion. 2 To Hulan, G., Henderson leaves his ability to play a Clarinet. To Stieffel, Herr lea-ves his clean est room merits. Hinton leaves his Bridge Sense ti Herbert. 'Greer leaves his ability to garell Giegle Soup out of a Mason Jar tn Hoover. To Harmonson,-Hulan, R., leaves l.i talkativeness. Isaacs leaves his place as baseball catcher to Knox. Jameson leaves his wild hairs witl Col. Erwin to Mann E. Mann C., will receive McLemore's position on the Honor Council. McNair's O. date at the Institute will be filled by his little brother. To Cunninegham P., Miller R., leav- es :his ability to ride the Sick List. Monagas leaves his speed to Kendal in nope that with this aid Kendall will be able to elude his feminine admirers Pelz, the Texan leaves his best sad. dle and a pair of six-shooters to Mur- ray, the South American Rebel, Smoot leaves his vast intellect T1 Cicotte. Kline-ler bequeathes his wild hair with Set. Wright to Smith. To Frierson H., Soloman leaves hi grades in Military Eftlciency. Thalheimer leaves his ability tr play golf to Cowan. Waller leaves his knowledge of American Government to Bob Perry. To Room 12 Main, Wilson leaves on-' suit of striped underwear. Frierson G., leaves his form and ap' Petite to Clint lllloore. . ell,-4 130014 ll MILITARY I , 'Y .' . , Aff 'ff' HQ 1 , 4 . COLOR GUARD 'Q fl TIIE REHIALIM 1928 f ., , MAJ. F. A. HILLARD CIAPT. T. R. FlIlS.I-IBURNE CAPT. W. A. SANDY P. M. S. and T. Mathematics English and Ma'hematQcs A i ' - sua... i.... . ,. CAPT. THOMAS JOYCE CAPT. H. A. LEE SlGT. A. B WRIGHI' lVlathemat.ics and Civics Spanish and Band Instructor Military Instructor MHJTARY DEPARTMENT When sohool opened in the fall a plan was put into effect which had never been used before in the history ot' this academy. Every boy in school that had any chance whatsoever to lbe made an officer or a non-commission olticer was eiven it on one of the temporary officers list of which there were three. This plan proved a success in every way as it made each cadet keep on ihis toes doine' his ,best at all times. On February 6, 1928 the permanent officers list was puiblished. This made officers and ranked them according' to their previous record and per- ioi-mance This year we have three inspections. two of which have already taken place. Major Harry J. Maloney, co-area R. O. T. fl. officer lllF'UfCiQfl ns on February lst. The corps performed plausibily for him in a parade. close order, and extended order drill. He commented on our plant, quflrters and equipment. Our showing was such that ihe recom-mended us for Honor School Inspection. Major General Richmond P. Davis. commander of the fourth co-area. inspected us on March the 30th. He looked over the plant, quarters, and equipment. later received a review. The usual 'hono's and salutes doc a general were tendered him. This is the first time in the history of C. M A. a Corps-area commander has inspected. The Honor School Inspection will take place May the 6th and '7th. Every cadet that has been throufeh one of these inspections knfws it to consist of a complete and thorough examination of the theory of all classes and every phase of drill. Five weeks before this inspection occurs all classes wifl hs'-A coverfl their theory work. From this time until May the Gth a complete review will be held giving at least one day to each 'topic of drill and theory covered during' the year. This will be a ,ereat aid to eaoh and every caflet and should enable us to make a much .better showing' before the honor board than we have in the past. Making a summary of 1927 and 1928, I believe the military department has spent a very profitable year. -..gg E THE RECAL mnif' -,ff L. 1923 1 0 n V4 1 0 I I II I I I I I I I II --zu-. Battalion The THE RECALL, 1928 :L.'..n n 0 n J: Q1 ll I 5 ll If WTF., ' ' N, . alibi' . , 1 f ..+ . M. 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Qi 'ff .'f:' WY? 5?i?f??Sf ' 2 . 4 41 . y,nfB- V, L' 7IQ4.,faifg,.5 ' LQ it -Q32 ' 5: ,-'H ' .' 3,5.4,,-- ' ,... H1 g,jEJj.gs fi' Q L '-. , ' 'N W i , , ' K ,s.5.-, . 'v Nifg, 5 if-F -- ff, 1 3, . A ,.-f .ffg-K, Commissioned Officers X x L., ,ZJAA Non.-Commissioned Officers -QQ.. THE RECALL, 1928 0 ?iir4 4l'ff 0 . 4 ':- Airw . ul- 5' Z o u fir X . li S, j 1 ff Vx iff L2 1 ff' in f :lf Cadet Staff Rifle Team ...,31.. TIIE RECALL, l92S if , 41 gg x.m T H E B A N D Mary Graham, Sponsor OFFICERS First Lieutenant ,...... ,,,, C OSBY Second Lieutenant .....e. .. ,.,.A,, MANN E Second Lieutenant ......, . ...,.......,.....,,...,.............. ,,.,, B AILEY SERGEANTS BAINBARIDGE MCNAIR, O. CORPORALS KLINGLER DAVIS, L. COKER PRIVATES FOSTER, J. HENDERSON HULAN, R. KATTERJOHN' X MQCAMMON McN,AIR, R. MCCAW THALHXEIMER, WAL'LER LAMB -32- THE RECALL, 192 S 'il I if A COMPANY Miss Mary Jane Creighton, Nashville, Tennessee, SDOHSOI OFFICERS, Captain .eee..eYeV..ee.e., ,.,, . .. .,,,.,e,,,,,. GREER First Lientenant ,. .,.,. .,,.., ,.,......,,.....Y..,..,,,. ...,.. B L O WERS Second Lieutenant .,.,, ,,.,,,..,,..,.....eV,..,.,..... ...e,.. ,... . , A IDRIDK I SERGEANTS ERWIN JAMESON FINCH FAUCETT L CORPORALS BLACK BRAGG MANN, C. WALKER PRIVATES AVERBUCK IIAYNES. K PRICE BELL HERBERT SOLOMAN BRANSFIORD HANSON SMITH CARTER. K. HULAN, G. STOFFEL DAVIS, G. KENVALL SPRINKLE DAVIS, A. MURRAY TAYLOR, T. FALK MARLOWE WHATLEY, I FILES ORDORICA, WILSON FLEMING PERKINS, J. WRIGHT --3 3 TIIE RECALL, 1928 Q 1 B COMPANY Miss Helene Vance, Dallas, Texas, Sponsor OFFICERS Captain .......... M.- ......... .,..... F ITZGERALU First Lieutenant ..,...... - .... ,........... ,..... B L OCK Second Lieutenant ........ ................ - ....- ---..-.--..- --.,,..... H I N TON SERGEANTS MCCALVLA PALMER KIRK CORPORALS CARTER, M. MILLER FRENCH LBRYSON PRIVATES ADAMS FAUKLKN ER RAYBU RN BALDWIN, C. FOSTER, D-I SMOOT BALDWIN , N HLLL SINGLETARY BOYD KNOX 'SPERO QIQCOTTE INTGBNRIDE STRONG CONNELL MONOGAJS SHIRLEY UOWAN PEiRKiI'NlS, C. TAYLOR, K. COX POYNTZ WEBER EDMONSON PUMlPlHiERY 'WHAT'LwEY, J. -34 THE RECALL, 1928 .,' . A,l CJ C COMPANY Miss Sue McCraney, Leeds, Ala. OFFICERS Captain ......s....sss.,ss.s . . .. ...s,.,,.s LAWRFNUP First Lieutenant ......... w,,,4, F RIERSON H Se-con-d Lieutenant ....... . ...,..w,...,s, ......As.,..V,w,. .,.,s,s..,ss O , IORD SERGEANTS ISAACS CARLE FRIERSON, G. FAUCETT O CORPORALS MQLEMORE HAYNES J. BROOME AHOLMBLRC PRIVATES ARMISTEAD HERR PERRY RARHAM HOOVER REINHARDT BERGMAN' HARDIE RIDLEY BRENIZER JUDD FHEFFIELD CARDWELL LaRUE SMILEY CARR MACVKEY 9:'g'1EFF1q'f, CRAWFORD , MOORE WADDLE CUNNINGHAM P. HAYNE NASH ENNEY PELTZ COHTURIEII HARMANSON y... 1 THE RECALL. 1928 it il - Y orvi f 'u 'O 1 ll El, ll 'N--fjp fa-31 1 u can . g.,,..-.f4 V W q'-- .. W V. 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Under the direction of coach Luna, the club has worked faithfully. The new men proved so efficient. that the club has more than doubled its members. Every man wears his C with pride and even the lowest rat has :is his ambition the hope of some day attaining the HC. fglji ?,..., wif' X it 4. 1 fi! , '.x ff ' A ' 2 x 1. 'Ln Eh THE RECALL. 1928 - A J . The Varsity Football Squad THE RECALL. 1928 FOOTBALL At the beginning of the year the call for candidates for the football team was met with much enthusiasm and about fifty men reported out. There were very few players of last year's team back and as a result a new team had to be built with Lawrence, Mann E., Captaing Mann C., and Smiley as the main supports. Men from last year's second team were Payne, Sprinkle, Isaacs, Palmer, Bainbridge and Phillips. At the end of the year, in addition to the above named, the following men were considered worthy of having a letter: Herr, Waddle. Carter K., Bryson, Rayburn, Carr, Strong and Cunning-i ham C., Manager. Although unsuccessful in the high score standpoint, the team went through the season with a fine spirit and never gave up the fight. The Bulldogs were the only ones in the State to score on Tennessee's Prep. Champions. The squad made one over-night trip which was to Bowling Green, Ky. While up there the fellows had a chance to look over Kentucky's famous horses and beautiful women which the state is noted for. At this point we deem it essential to say a word in favor of our Captain and Manager, who worked unceasingly in the con- struction of their formidable fighting machine. In the paragraphs that have preceded this one and in those that follow we cannot begin to enumerate the achievements of this group of warriors who have battled so courageously for the love of their school. The attitude and environment in which these men worked -cannot be lauded to forcibly. It took some unknown quality in the heart of each one to tackle and block in the heat of early fall when some cool and delightful rendezvous was calling from nearby towns. In closing we wish to add that our hopes and aspirations are centered on next year's team. With Palmer as Captain, Bainbridge .Alternate-captain and Steifel Manager we feel that our desire for a team of super men is quite secure. ...NA THE RECALL. 1928 49 H ,Q The Varsity Basketball Squad THE RECALL,192S o a il ll l I II 12 il ll Y in uc: BASKETBALL After the Thanksgiving holiday the announcement for regular parctice was made and everything was fixed to develop a winning team. When the prospects arrived We found that there were no letter men back and very few who had played on teams of other schools. But not discouraged the coaches worked the men daily so by a process of elimination they picked out the best fifteen men. Everybody worked hard and earnestly ibecause they were almost all green and were eager to learn this sport. With this hard work they pro- gressed a great deal as the season went on. Though lbeing defeated at times they still kept that old C. M. A. fight and spirit. After a very hard schedule the team went to the Tennessee Interscholas- tic Athletic Association Tournament at Nashville and picked out one of the fbest .teams in the South although defeated they came home with their heads still high because they were still full of that Bull Dog spirit. The team that defeated them entered the finals. We will be sure of a championship team next year as we will lose only a few and the prospects are good. During the season the cadet corp, as usual gave its full moral support to the team defending its Alma Mater. Now we shall see what each menvh-er did on the team to defend the court for C. M. A. Greer or Tommy came to C. M. A. five years ago but did not show much interest in athletics until last year at Basketball. He showed great ability as a forward. He returned this year as Captain and a star forward. We are sorry he will not return. Mann C. or t'C.liff came to C. M. A. last year and as in other sports shone out in Basketball. He worked hard and this year was appointed alter- nate Captain and starred as Standing Guard 'breaking up many scores. We are glad he will return next year. Lawrence or Oog has been with us for three years and became interest- ed in Basltefiball last season. He made a fine showing at forward. We sure will miss him next year. Orderica or Bob came to us last year from Mexico. When Basket- ball season was ushered in he went to practice steadily but was handicapped. This year he turned out and made a very good sh-owing at Forward. He will be with its ntxt fear. Faulkner or Bobbie came to C. M. A. this year and took the pre-sea-2 son training under Coach Sandy and won the position of Center where he showed great ability. He will be a great help to the team next year. Waddle or Red came here this year also. He reported f-or practice and stuck with it. He displayed great ability on the court as Standing Guard where he broke up many plays. We will all miss our good friend next year. Carter lf. or the The Village H. W. came to us just this year and showed great interest in all sports especially so in Biasbetibiall. He was -in all round player and played any position well. We are glad he will return next year. Edmundson or Eat-on came to us this year also and reported for duty on the court. He stuck like the rest and played well when his chance came. Ile will come back to us next year and prove a great help to the team. Hardie or Flash came to us just in the middle of Basketball seawn hut this handicap did noit stop him from showing great possibilities. Ile will return next year and help make a winning team for C. M. A. We cannot forget the manager who is always a very important part and a great help to the team. 'lhis year this duty was placed on the shoulders ol' Carter M. or Mac He did his work well and faithfully. -43Q THE RECALL, 1928 0 0 il , lf' I i NN, li Squad all The Varsity Baseb 112'-391 -44- THE RECALL. 1928 5- w w:l aa H Nw Y n Q E ' ... . . ..-N-..... W- .w.......:, .-Y-Y---P --g.....r..a -- ,L fu- Q- BASEBALL The initial call for baseball candidates came and was respond- ed to very readily. As the first afternoon of practice came many prospects were seen tossing the ball from one to the other, the spirit of the national sport was in full bloom at C. M. A. As the season slowly moves on we find that the prospects are fastly developing into a team of the true C. M. A. form. There were but few letter men back from last year's squad, but the squad was not all discouraged. for we are all aware of the capabil- ity of our fine coaches of developing a winning team from green material. We were very fortunate also in receiving much. good material in the new men at school who have made fine records at other schools in this branch of athletics. It is certainly a pleasure already to see the team work out for the prospects are mighty fine and the hearty C. M. A. spirit is found there in full blast. We are sure the team will win much praise for themselves and for the school as have the teams in the past. The first few games going off with such a flash gives us even more reason to believe that this will be another banner year in the national sport at C. M. A., and with Lawrence as Captain of the team we should expect to head the list. L 45.. . THE RECALL, 1928 0 0 EP II i-' ll JZ 4 r ff- r Team M. rack The Varsity T A J ..- 1111,- BOGK IV ORGANIZATIGNS Rio S f N Z4 f 5 Q1 XX., . :.- Vlgf.--'-' 6 X THE RECALL. 1928 0 U Z I u Q o 1 , ,g , C, 2 ' ' ' I ' ' 4 A 4 zu I Q 8 A 1 A .V ,. , .e ' 4 y - - S ziifiili: H' 'W - f wi' ,- 5-cf A f 'qw VAA- 1 ' if F 15: X ,QQ . - ,A . , f ,ff V H . , .lab ,Wa .ht r . 1 ,ff ,, A -. I I - g ' 1 5 W, A 2, , ' A..U- Tqpifslwaexv 53 Car .',iK'-'gp ri , ,qu Q ' ,, , -- ' ' 175 ,,.4, '36 , Q. . , x 1. .1, , A H- 1 Q ,, Y fy 5, Q-di: H' f 'ill gf K X t ,el .... -, 1,53 I ' ' . . , l - -f' - ' . 1' mr f X - A 'S L , A S x 'NQSEA Q x ,SE Q 'Y ' ' mf ,- .gn Q , 4, , x A -ibn , I L H I t - ' v 'T' 'ax . 1 ' f X I r , X ,, ' 3. 'Qi' ink , , xg ,,., f .. I it f K X n X R- L2 I K - ,- w f 1, 3 f 1 4, J , ,Y 64 Q9 .I , .X , -. V I QR I , X., Q, ,, eff? FA Jckrf 1LA 'AI pnicu VN4:LC'f - 5 'Aix .bib lv ,Qprf - Xxx, ' 5 3493, A . 71 EFU17 :aff .r ,- , 4? f I 9 , A H I , 31, 4 wt -406 ' N 1130. 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'ffm f G, A . 95?-lk: fm, 1 A t Xi I I I ,K is f .W K, THE RECALL, 1928 if ll EL ll 1 H 4: Q A 1 HON OK fl ..vucE-Nurse 4 -1-Sicyft .'?T4E.S'-- W Q! pig, ' Qthifllb ,L-42,5-' 1 ff-fm ,J ,-51- THE RECALL, 1928 0 0 9 mam i'HP'Y 9 N f?s1f I -Ji. it I il l '1'lIlQ IIECALL. 1929 DELTA SIGMA Foiiriclerl at Lewis Institute in 1897 'Jne hundred and one Active Chzipters fxnlursz Iiluc and White 1 Iwwei': Vinh-1 Publiczxtifmz Delta Signla Bulletin I'IUllI1!l61'S ICIDWARIJ IZ-. D1'1GROO'l' 1'1URIiIf'lC L. BAIIIZ FRANK ALLEN, .I H. G A M M A G A M M A C H A I' 'I' E11 'FIIUMAS NK GRICIQI' ROY L. II ULA N Ifzftzililishezl in 1924 I 1'ilt1'CS in Urbe IIORA CIC FRIICRSON STUART S. FLEMING UAMPBICLI, RIDLICY I'I1'11IQ1'C3 in Acziilemiv. Port Gracluzltu JAMES VVQ I I'I'ZGERALIJ Class of 1928 HARLAN .IAMESON IL CARLTON WIGIKIGR RALPH 'Il MILLER C1-IARIJCS IK WILSON DUNCAN MCLEMORIC Cla,-:iz ui 1929 I . li. IERAIIG I5L'l LILY BIIANSIVORL f'.5.MI'I3l'II.Ii RIIJLIC1 MARIA MALXNN' iioimuif: 1f'1:1ic1csuN Class oi 1930 G'I.lI I UI-Ili MANN IJIQHN C, ML-VAVV RUI3iI'lIl'I' OICIJUI-IILXX flags of 1931 S'yU,XIl'II S, l+'L1CMINC2- GEORGE H. i1U1,AN .1, ci wioonif V--Sf - THE RECAALL, 1928 Z O O I 1 il J it il ' ll o u In I2 ' b j N X, I K 1 Z , 'U' X X :W I gl! f ,fx '--, a ' A 'Q X QM, I, Z, f A Rf f H' - W H . A lfvs Q ix f 'ix H 5 ' V, f h -N. K!! an nv-A irc CL G M 1 , V. vy .. -M., , x I vi 1.65 38 , ,. A . 1'1'11i' --X .3-ww Hgfgv -Y xy ' , 4 ' :V ss , , I Q f W ,,,. A .6 4 xy ,fv I ' RK 1 I 1 X' 1 il .Y 5 f- I W. K, . R -W fl.- vf,11 ' 1 MV 1 .Q , :., ' , tx 4 UW In I n WTS- x ' 9, ' 44 1 ' ,J H+' AK Xk f ff 4, ifx 5 J A - + X I' ff' fx 1' ' ' , L. ..: -'vi X M. L QR Wy, iff! . f ig od it -.-,egfw A ,A gg ,X ng V ,ff F X X ff , f RX A N 2 Lf' ' ' , . , - w i ' , Q , 4 4 -'A' K, A Av 'lf 9 'f , Q Fin v w' - . C grime' 39- 5' X L. 'W' '- L 93' ,A 'X' ca ' ' , i .A Uv ' ? ' . ' - f , R X. ' V ., - ,f '11 I ' Wzvff- . x V, X w w -11:' f '!.' -nk, - ff. 1' img - ' Am' -ji f A ' fig ,. ff, , ff 1 11 Q- f 1221 f ,,,,, p ig .rj 1' ,.,,. 441- I . -m...yv'J ig , ,C I VJ , fn x t. . - . - X 1 v if A- . tl I , jj f mf f' f' ., 5 fx R - 0 . A I A. -xc, m.m,.n Q 11,4 BNQHW Nw :, b ' U' Ir' ' ,Emi v-:WN A I X W... , b Y ....,54.... it I THE RECALL, 1928 O Z THETA, KAPPA OMEGA I am sitting at my office desk and as I look at the T. K. O. picture of 1928 it reminds me of the happy days I spent with the bunch at C. M. A. I see Jack Kirk reading a letter from a girl which says- Don't practice on mel' and as I look in another part of the room I see Lyman Lamb and Raymond Palmer showing the latest dance steps from Paris. I next see Abie Cabrera reading an M. S. Sz T. book for future knowledge of revolutions in Mexico. Bobbie Faulkner and Abie Finch have just come in arguing about lawyers and doctors in Barnio. Mac Carter was just relating to Corn Baldwin about going different fraternities in college next year. Eaton Edmonson and Lucy French were arguing about their Mississippi mud and Kentucky horses. I look at the table and see 0. B. Singletary learning new methods of cheating ai Bridge. Chuck Cunningham figuring how to make a fortune on an ice wagon. Cowboy Block was telling about the new gun trick he learned from reading Ace High. Mighty Strong thinking of a new way of getting off the train at Erwin, Pa. without using the grapevine and sand-pile. I see Lucien Connell thinking of his girl in Nashville. Doc Baldwin looking cheerful as he thinks of how Hap was going to put hap in his happiness. Jug Haynes just came in telling about how he got gipped on the officers list. Next l see Joe Shirley counting his pennies and Skeet Henderson trying to bum two bits to throw a big time in Manchester next summer. Perk Perkins is over in the corner writ- ing a letter to Margaret. All this makes me wish we were all together once more. B53-Q 1 0, - THE RECALL. 1928 Zi a , ,W . gf , X 1 ., f' H ,.f g Q, xxx ' - 2 1-1-' ii, - t v , lAm.1w o o an n u gg , l A WE F ILUNWLHHFTEB lf,-' I ,, . SQ 1 W L vm E J 2 ' ' T2 A 2, 1' f X Vi 2 . I f H Y ' 1 'ru wmv. u f .J 'V-:sf I f ' ' ' WVR ik ! 4:L,..f' 'f 5-an fm r M-. f 'm'R fi . f 3. wwf i .i- x , 2 1 - , as 'w..Qj5....f - an QM. W-4+-www-1.11 sff Za, A 1 . .we I, J., fi .-55-A xx X 1 x 1 1 V 1 m ,ff H. 6 , X, 4 A' A. 5 A5 'I 3 rrnwi 5 Qg,y1.J:. 42 THE RECALI., 1928 o o Z! IL ic: it H 4 om A, ALPH CHI SIGMA New Orleans, La. June 1st. 19115 Col. I. A. Cunningham Columbia Military Academy Columbia, Tenn. Dear Colonel: I was thinking a few days ago of the days I spent at C. M. A. and I thought that it would be a good idea to write and tell you what my old fraternity brothers are doing. Cosby and Katterjohn have joined the Salvation Army and may be seen playing their instruments on street corners in one of our large cities. Brenizer is the proprietor of a moonshine still on the side ol' Lookout Mountain. He also owns several speakeasies in Chatta- nooga. Barham possesses the most complete collection of stamps in America. Nick Marlowe and the Faucett Brothers are professors at the University of Alabama. Haynes J. is an instructor in aesthetic dancing at Vassar. Isaacs is a traveling salesman. He presents an attractive figure in his brown derby, green shirt and pink spots. Payne is a barker in a circus. He may be seen in front of thc tent that contains the Wah-ho, Wah-hoo bird of the Alfa. I hear that your son Paul is now Mayor of Columbia. Carle is now a world famous scientist and has greatly simpli- fied the Einstein Theory. Lawrence is l3irmingham's most prominent physician. If you have a hangnail he operates for appenclicitis. Bainbridge is now a plumber and has never been known to remember his tools. Hoover, the prominent chemist, is manufacturing high ex- plosives for Scarface Al Capone's gang. Ford has become an electrical engineer and is working on inter-planetary radio. I hear that Maj. Fisher is now at the head of his own school. We have not forgotten the kindness of him and his wife. I am leaving tomorrow to take John Gilbert's place in the movies. It is with pleasant memories that I recall my days at C. M. .-X. and I extend my best wishes to you and Mrs. Cunningham. George Frierson '28. 457 - THE RECALLJ 1923 o a an + 4 n Ja in QF Q u as IT Jai , 7. 7' ' n Q I E ' g 'fi j wut ' wx iv QQ ,X M i .Y 21 . ' wr., Q. ' Rv , N ,211 .L , K qMly Yiwllij 'X , fif- J 7 uri, A 1, A 'il -. ,, f 'f ' IH 28 .f 'Q' , , W .L, ,Q-fl 41-:Jw i f . i' Q N ' -'Z 0 W , , , A N 1 h J. . 5iAzAef5'A 2,.v?' ' x F , fnw... wig? I 'M' ' . 14, ., 556 1? f' sf? Y . AI v ffff Vtfxlj. X M 'fi 'A , I in + ww V ., I gd, V: I .V V ' 'T . ' .QWV 3- . . QI ,ff 4 , 522 , f , ,A 1' A 'A , - JS? 'Y A. , , K 1 . f ,AA' ' 4,, 1 , ' 'r Pj fbi? Q: I W 5 ,-5g.... it il, THE RECALL. 1928 il 7' 7'-'B Cl JI A L TAU DELTA, 'FAU Blowers Blow g 'tHey, get your feet ott' that davenportf' Bailey Fritz g Hey, bring me a quart. ttloca-cola.J Davis L. Pint g Pledges beware. Pint's on the warpath. ' Aldridge .Iarvis g l mention one no-trump. Broome Willie g l'm through passing out cigarettes. Smiley Hoyt g l'm going to be a radio announcer when l get big. Erwin Bob g Lucky Strikes rule supreme. Perry Sleepy : No bullring this afternoon, guess l'll sleep' Carter Old Lady : Roommate, you've got my sweater. Davis G. Bum g Noted for his ability to bum U. Pfs. tOther pe0ple's eigarettesj Herr Benn: We wish him success in his pursuit ol' The Lost Chord. Murray Wise 3 HT. D. 'I' court jesterf' Hardy Hardleg 3 Cold-water fiend from New Orleans. YVaddle Red : Say guy, I bought five cartons of cigarette: since Christmas. tBiggest lie he ever told.J 4521- Q il I E lAIJ, Q Main Club Five Club. -GQ- 'l'llE RPLCALI.. 19254 0 iM. +f:'. 'Sf ' ' Fifi!-if i' . wc. .. 3.1, Zn ll 4, , ' , 42 .H 5 A.., ' ' xx , ' 3 5 , , A 1 Q Q W ' Q 1 5 Q K' , f 2 f z ' 1 I I 4 ' Y 5 3 ,- .l . I K L N K L Q ' E + ' Z E s ! Q ' 5 . ' l 9 if Q. A714 It 1 ff' A , '21 3 NHRIAH we -6- 2. ' '9fK- Sv if :RE CRL1. HJC' ' sit H' ' fluff! qfiaxffi' ,. m THE RECALL, 1928 ii il I I N 1: if Il I A gg gg IIANCES New Cadets were broken into the C. M. A. spirit September 'llith when the school gave its first dance of the year The old men brought their last. year eirils who came from Columbia, Franklin, Nashville, and all towns in this section. The little Gym was full ol' noise and excitement that night. Soon Freshmen began to minele and form friends that they will never forget. Everyone cijoyetl the night and the C. M. A.'s first dance was a big' success. It started the coming' year ol'l' in LlQQ,'llIlt style and the best of spirit. 'l'hanksg'ivinyg' Strut This was the first dance since the Cadet Hop in Septemiber and everyono looked l'orw:ird lo it as something which would never co-me but finally it rolled around. 'l'l1e llfle-ss Hall was decorated in Hallov.-een style, with witches, corn- H slorlts, corn :ind pumpkins every.u'here. l he iblst orchestra in Nashville was seeircil and it prnx ed to lne a biej niqht for everyone. And it really wus. Girls came from arerywhere. many from Cad:-lf: heme towns. Al nine-thirty things broltc loose and the old building' was really alive for once. At twelve..thirty the sad notes of Honic Sweet Home rang' out. Every' one hated to leave because it was the last dance of the year, and there were some cadets who would not be back with us after Christmas. Our next dance will be at home which we all look forward to. Mid-Year Formal Exams are over and all of us needed something' to cheer us up aarain. llere it is, The Mid-Year Formal. All forty-four buttons on our dreqq- blouses were polished and everything' was in the 'best of shape. Something' new happened, we were the Quests of the Graymere Coun'.r,V Club. The Virginians, the best dance orchestra in the South was there. 'l'ennessee's beautiful ladies had aathered at the Dimple of the Universe. The biggest dance of the year had come and everyone was having' the best time possible. Every cadet will long' remember this dance and wish he could attend another. Final Dance and Senior Prom. This will he the Senior's last dance at C. M. A., the last time we wear our forty-fours, the last time we see our friends from out of town, the last time we mix socially. Our parents and friends are here, graduation an-.l the end has come, for tomorrow we will be scattered to the four corners ot' the earth, never to assemble again. When the notes of Home Sweet Home have died away and we leave chapel with a lump in oar throats, and wish we could attend just one more C. M. A. dance as a cadet, but school will be over tomorrow and we will be college Freshmen. The others who come back in Se-pte-mber will make new friends and will have to carry on the C, M. A. spirit for ns. But the memory of the chapel decorated in eau' colors, the soft lights, the dreamy orchestra, our friends and their beautiful companions, and the only girl in our arms will never fade from our memory thouerh we live forever. Egg.. THE RECALL, 1928 G l PIGG BROTHERS For Fashionable Clothes HICKEY FREEMAN CLOTHES KNAPP FELT HATS HOLEPROOF HOSIERY FLORSHEIM SHOES JACOB REED'S SONS Philadelphia Founded 1824 by Jacob Reed Oldest Uniform Manufacturing House in the United Staleg Students of the leading Military schools and colleges in this country are outfitted in Reed's Uniforms, The uniforms wcrn h ' the students ofthe Columbia Mili- tary Academy -re finished examples of the quality, work- manship and appearance of Reed's productions. 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