Columbia Military Academy - Yearbook (Columbia, TN)

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CIOLLJIXJEI COLO M BIA MILIATA RY, :AOA 4+ ' 9 C Tags. N as S Ee-5 LT. COLONEL E. BLYTHE HATCHER, B.S. MAJOR WILLIAM DEWITT LAWSON, B.S. Cornmandant and Mathematics Instructor Graduate Branham and Hughes Military Academy, 1931, Student State Teachers College, Murfreesboro, Tennessee. 1931-33, Graduate George Peabody College for Teachers, 1938, B.S. degree. Principal Elementary Schools, David- son county, Tennessee, 1933-43, Study Hall Supervisor and Teacher Columbia Military Academy, I94,3'48Q Assistant Commandant, 1949-52, Commandant since 1953. Head Coach and History Instructor Graduated Liberty High School 1943, U, S. Navy 1943- 46, Middle Tennessee State College-graduated 1949i Assistant in Intra-Mural Athletics. Football at Great Lakes' Naval Training Base, Graduate Student Peabody College, Columbia Military Academy since 1949. MAJOR M. S. CANNON, B.A. Golf Coach ana' junior School Instructor A.B. Graduate of Washington and Lee University, Uni- versity of Chicago, Graduate Work, Head of Mathematics Department at Kemper, Instructor Sewanee Military Acad- emy K4 yearsl , Headmaster of the Anniston Military Insti- tute C7 yearsj , Instructor Columbia Military Academy since 1930. 22 is l MAJ OR KEYLON MOORE, B.A., M.A. Chaplain, Director of Y.M.C.A. and Instructor Graduated Cotner College 1922, B.A., Honor Cum Laude,' Southern Methodist University, Trustee scholarship, M.A., 1936. Extra summer work, Nebraska University, 1924 University of Kansas, 1929. Instructor, Kansas Teachers ' - M C lle e Summer Institutes, summers, 1919 25, Mc urry o g, 193S' Head, English Department, Allen Academy, 1941 42, Columbia Military Academy, 1943-1950. Toured Europe and Palestine, summer, 1949. l

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COLUMBIAP MILITAIQY AO CGW C ADEIVIY41-gNNESSESTE COLONEL D. E. SELLERS, B.A., M.Ed. Vice-President and Science Instructor Graduated-Staunton Mil. Acad., 19345 Pennsylvania State Univ., B.A, 19383 Mercer Univ., M.Ed.g Summer Study Duke Univ.g graduate study towards Ph.D, Hahne- mann College. Teaching Experience-Science Dept. Staun- ton Mil. Acad, 1944-47 and Gordon Military College, Sum- mer 1946 and 1948-515 Presbyterian junior College Summer IQ47Q Long Island Univ., Head Physiology Dept, 1947-48. Vice-President-Gordon Military College 1951-54, and Columbia Academy since 1954. LT. COLONEL CLYDE WILHOITE, B.S. Principal and Spanish Instructor Graduate Tate School, IQISQ Student Vanderbilt Univer- sity, IQI9-21, Milligan College, I922-23, Peabody College, summer I929Q Graduate University of Havana, Ciencia y Letrasg Instructor Milligan College, one yearg Tate School, eight yearsg Quartermaster and Instructor Modern Languages, Branham-Hughes, one yearg Columbia Military Academy since 1931. IZII LT. COLONEL B. GRACY, A.B. Headmaster and Latin Instructor Graduate Webb Preparatory School, Bell Buckle, Ten- nessee, 1913? Graduate University of Tennessee, 1917, A.B. Degree, Served in United States Marine Corps- 1917-1919, Second Lieutenantg 1942-46, Majorg Reserve Corps U. S. Marines, 1946. Instructor English and Latin Columbia Military Academy, I928-42, Headmaster, 1930- 42, and since 1946. LT. COLONEL JOHN T. FISHER, B.A., M.A. Business Manager and Mathematics Instructor Graduated Vanderbilt, 1921, B.A.g Peabody, 1940, M.A. Math Instructor and administrative oiiicer, I92I-48, Gulf Coast, Tactical ofiicer, IQZI-23, Columbia Military Acad- emy, Ass't. P.M.S.8zT., 1923-25, Commandant, 1925-30, Castle Heights Military Academy, Headmaster, 1930-31: Associate Headmaster and Commandant, The Baylor School, 1931-48, with service leave in Navy, 1942-45. Lieutenant Officers Reserve Corps, I922-37, Lieut. Com- mander, U. S. Navy, 1942-45. C.M.A. since 1948.

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OOLUMBIA ,MILITARY IACADEMY T'a?.LNUasseee-E MAJOR HOMER E. OWEN, B.A. Mathematics and French Subjects Graduate Cumberland City Academy 1911, Vanderbilt University 1915, Peabody Summer courses 1921, 1928, 1933. Teaching experience: 3 years Henry County High School, Paris, Tennesseeg Principal High School, Dickson, Tennessee, and High School, College Grove, Tennesseeg Teacher 7 years High School, Spring Hill, Tennessee, and Columbia Military Academy since 1942. MAJ OR ERNEST F. BAULCI-1, B.S., B.D., M.A. Principal of junior School Emory and Henry College, 1924-25, Univ. of Tennessee, B.S., 1927, Niiddle Tennessee State College, summer IQSIQ Vanderbilt-B.D., 1933, Founders Medalg M.A., 1934. Teacher: Pleasant Hill Acad., 1926-27, Cookeville High School, 1928-29. Principalg Fairfield Jun. High School, 1928-29, Cedar Springs Acad. 1930-31, Morgan junior School, 1934-35, Senior School, 1935-46. Co-Founder and Headmaster Baulch junior School, 1946-52, C.M.A. since 1952. MAJOR W. D. PRICKETT, B.S. Assistant Coach and Mathematics Instructor Graduate Lincoln Memorial University, 1927, B.S. degreeg Head Department of Mathematics and Athletic Director Baxter Seminary, Baxter, Tennessee, X927-41, U. S. Engi- neers, 1942-43, Instructor in Mathematics, College Train- ing Detachment, Army Air Corps, Tennessee Polytechnic Institute, I943-44, First Lieutenant, Tennessee State Guard, 1941-435 Columbia Military Academy since 1944. 23 MAJOR EARL G. SPARKMAN, B.S. Director Gymnasium ana' Math Instrulctor Graduated Millsap College 1930, B.S. Degreeg Mathe- matics Instructor Woodville High School IQQO-SI, Grad- uate Work Mississippi State College 1931-32, Noxubee County High School Instructor, 1932-36, Superintendent 1936-423 Gulf Coast Military Academy-Mathematics In- structor, 1942-51, Commandant, 1945-47. Columbia Military Academy since 1951.