Greenbrier Military School - Yearbook (Lewisburg, WV)
- Class of 1948
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All the significant features of the school year have gone into your 1948 Brier Patch. May you leave The Brier with an occasional glance back at the boys left behind, who will soon be doing the same. Take your year book in hand at various times. You will receive a bit of cheer when you feel blue. It is the sincere hope of the entire staff and the faculty adviser that you will be pleased with your fellow cadets' efforts in editing this hook. May it bring you a smile or two. May it bring you a tear or two. May it add to the prestige of the school. 026 UWM! 0 M THE Y ACU CL ASSES ATHL O YEA UYY YIYXCS MXLYY PRO! PXCYNYYXES 'YUYXES e e J ,S 4,2 A Qlllef He .f6f1'CZ! in M76 mmeff frm'e.f of om' fozznfry. remnzed ll lariffimzl l1fl7lL'fiL' mreer In lem! pilclverf of both lfclgllej' in 19-17. if one of lbe Irnlj' great hezxebezll f7!zlj'C7'5 of af! time. B111 more than ffm!-be recog- nize! bis' reffwfziifailifief I0 tbe 1011111 of mn' mztiwz, mul ix giving My lime and efwt In the zmr,le of fighting jll1'671iI6 alelinqnency to befp Al1lL'I'iL'Ll71 Imp' gfffll' info mmzbood en' fzeller uitizem of our mmzlry. U11 flelmlf of ,flve Corpse of Ceufelx. 'zre are proud In render our ANNUAL SALIQTE to an all-mzmd good fellow-Bob Feller. 'k'k'k'kt'ki k'kiriririr'k'k'k 4,642 HXDIANS D BLSEBAL MNH THE STADIUM CLEVELAND il OHIO L GORPOR CLEVELLN fhoewlf, Arl ofa vl LA' of Uadeus School who ovp f llluary nla L meevorle 5 West Ilr 1 LGILSELA , Genfle en Tuan ou mor your Annual salute four cwool bu a lof 1 A homo able tradltwon c llc 3 you, nlwv lux , nue to 'U 1C llc he l ou learn C a no 1 5 t e mxcvl Dlfl, 1 o Ll :: Clwln c, m aux Couumw' lf L 10.-.UL ulk 1. L, u C, L1 l Yue, ul L 5 l u lux. ul., JVOUY A504 Boo elle fit iftt ., , ., 4, ..,, .1 AQA 2 ' J . W W ,I 3.2. :Z J I mv. 4, we N , C - 5 ' ' G' .' ' , N' 'P' . Q: ' xv! x ' ' ' , v v 1 . , , J a, . ' 5 . . 5 ,3 -n r ' L of 5-? 0. U y as 1 aL im- ls coitl to put in Liv 2' M 2 Q essorxs y . at Grip,1,.,g-151----wlgyir'-Q' Atfue 535151. C' Tfffxl to X1 r liz, f Z Yi'-H OZHYEL' Fellow ' , 1: 'fx and :cz-'JL9 y ' 'i ' . gamer: as so tang C fix: Q1 '1 ' 11 1 1:1 mar. ' iicl n'r1 yo w'll coutl. G 'n maria your nich- Rimz, HTH' f LtL3f 'mdet5.n Jllfal-1 U x 5, , 1,1 MAJOR DONALD PEYTON BARTHOLOMEW 0 l Z if our lbririlege to fieclmzte zfbiy mlmlze of the Brier Patch to one who bm Lzlzzmzyxs' been 41 good .rjmrt Lu well fu 41 true yp0rlmzLz1z . L1 vmzfciefzlinzzf fII.YI7l!L'f07' and 4111 able cmzcb. and L1 friend to Ll!! mdezf-MAJOR DONALD P. BARTHOLOMEW. A 1 itttt .M Gslzpauq Hr:RsrY PENNSYLVANIA Ypmzsor 0 the 1946 Brzer Patel: 1' From an osl pumtmg 'kir'kir'A'ir'k'ki k'A'i' 'A' ' r rs. I I ' f w ' . . V 1 - ' , 3 f 5 N -r A - , I D ,, , , 454 ' I L I .We . . ' I 3 ' Q sggi .5 g : -, 25- N , ggi , i le K , ' Q V 1 Q :JL 1 if , w: 5, ' . 7 . A 1 4 3 Q 5 Q , fl! Y 15 ' 5 1 - , ' ' L 5,3 : 3 3 A - ni- f 3 3 ' EQ I . V 5 W 1 1 3 ' , - J 1 . ' ' , ' - K 5 A 1 Q P 4 5:71 - 'K l s -' ., I P , f I V 1 ' ' I ' - A A I , wt' . , U f17oe Ezglateentk Qfilnnuvzl HALL 0 FAM Each year an unbrased board of school authorrtres makes an exhaustrve study of the records and names three cadets of benror standrng or above for thus outstandmg, honor Therr names are carrred on the perpetual roll In the school S mam hallway reprmted each year lI1 the BRIIR PATCH together Wlth those of new lfilf ares GQ?-J l9ul CADPT MAJOR LEONARD E GORRI Ll MI! fury C ADIT CAPTAIN ARGUS WINTLR Azhlentf CADTT FIRST LIEUTENANT IWAVIR OSIIORN Leaderrlyzp and Lomlly l9T7 CADI I CAPTAIN DFWITT CLINION SNXDI R Ieaderrhzp fAIDl I CAPTAIN OSCAR FIIKIR Azblemr fAlJI I Sl RCIANT THOMAS I fllIIORD JR Clmramr 1933 CAIN r CAPTAIN HOMPR D LOWI JR A111111 CAIDII CAPTAIN KIILX L RIID R Leajmlup am! Loyalty CADIT lIR9T LIPUTINANT AND BATTAIION ADJUTANT ROIIIRI CARII WOOD AllAmm1IIA!u!m hi CADI T CAPTAIN JAMI S HAROI D BII Ytlwldrrlzp CADII QAPIAIN WIIIIAM GRUIII COOK Gemmrf flldll hood CADIT CORPORAL FRANK JUIIAN CRAWFORD Chumfter and Alhletur 1935 CADI T MAJOR WILLIAM MONTGOMERY PRFSTON Afirlmzrv CADET FIRST LIEUTENANT AND BATTALION ADJUTANT LOUIS CANFIELD PARKFR JR Publzcmonr CADLT SERGLANT JAMES AUSTIN THOMPSON Dependa 121110 1936 CADI T MAJOR HARLEY THURMAN MARSH Ofiirer fm! Man CADFT SFCOND LIEUTFNANT MCCAIN MCMURRAY Offcer and .Seholur C ADI T PRIVATE SAMUI L WILSON BAR rIIOI oMrw Yebofur um! Aiblele 1917 CADIT CAPTAIN JAMLS ANGUS JR Sebolafrhfp CADIT bPRc.rANT ERNEST BOYD LIVISAY Dependabzlm and Character CADIT CAPIAIN JOHN MIC HAI L Tlcco Nlzlzmry 1976 CADI I CAPTAIN IWIICHAI L HRI IS JR All Amend Man C ADI T QAPIAIN THOMAS hIOAN JR Band and Orebermz C ADIT lNlAJOR EDGAR XVHVII WISI Szudenf and Ojifer 1959 CADIT SIRCIANT ROBERT SPRAGUE BEICHTLER JR Churufter .mel AIHIIIJ CADIT MA IOR BRADFORD CECIL COLLINS Offifer and C e Ileman CADI T QI RI I ANT HITCH EIN: ARD THOMAS Scbolurshzp 1940 QAIJII QAPIAIN LION FORRIST HALLET JR Loyalty CADIT SIRCIANT ALLIN TAYLOR NICHOIS Scholzmhzp QADI T MA JOR WII I IAM LI WIS TABSCOTT JR Officer and Leader 1941 C ADI I MA IOR ROIII RT WII I IAM BI CTHTFI Anennon ro Duty CADI I LIIUTINTANT ROIII RT OSBORN PLTERS Student C ADI I Sl RCIANT JAMIS FI MPR TAWNhX Mum 1947 fAlDI'1 CAPTAIN RALPH JOSI PH FORD-Leadertbzp C,AlJl'I SIRCIANT WIIIIAM HARVPY MCMURRAY SIIJDI arshfp 1945 JAMES ARTHUR GRAHAM Abzlzrg and Cbumrzer JOSEPH MARION MOORE JR Mzlzmry GI FNN MONTAGUL OSBORN Honor Cowl 1944 CADET CORPORAL WILLIAM RITTENHOUSE BURKE Atbletffr CADET MAJOR CLYDE FRANCIS HARTMAN JR Admzmr 177121071 CADET SECOND LIFLTENANT HOUSTON BURGER MOORE JR Stbolarrhfp 1945 CADIT CAPTAIN KFNT STRANGE HALL Mum CAD' I MAJOR VI RNON LPROY THOMPSON Leaderrbzp QADII 51 RCIANT JOHN HLRBERT VOLLMER Azblems 1946 CADLT CAPTAIN JOHN BFCKLEY CAMPBELL Mzhmry CADLT CAPIAIN THOMAS DAWSON CANBY Sfbohmhxp CADPT LIIUTNANI RICHARDSON VERNON KROPP Pub 11141110115 1947 CADI r QI RCI ANT CLYDL HPRMAN BAKER JR Mum CADIT MAJOR THOMAS IRIZZELL CAST01!l11llldfy and Learferxhlp CADIT CAIVIAIN JOHN HARTLFY COUSINS Seholarrhzp CADFT QOI OR SPRCIANTJ WILRIFR BENJAMIN JR Pnblzeatzom Culmxnatrng, sw years as a member of publrcatlons staffs hrs edrtorlal polley has been con snstently constructnve and he has also developed to be an expert rrtle shot an excellent student a dIlIJ.,ent and ethuent manager of athletle teams CADIT CAPTAIN JOHN WAIT LANI Mz11mrJ and leademp A self made leader he has establnshcd and marntarned personal and umt standards of conduet and performance at a hIJ,h level eontrrbunng, materrally to the welfare of the corps CADLT SICOND LII UTI NANT PAUL EI I IS PRII I AMAN JR Sebolarrbzp A superror student he IS also a well rounded cadet whose moral qualntres loyalty and athletrc Hlilllfy have been worthy of emulatron 41101 O . ' . ' , , , 3 - I 5 ,- J 2 .5 as . , .- I J-, ' ' ' f' f Qi , f - ' , .5 'i iff ' Q 2 '5 13 ' 2 .-, ' L L 1, 21.1.-ffm-I - 1 - 1 H 1 1'- Iw t ,. l' , . 3 - A-7. 1 2'Q5Ii.' .. I 2' -- - - 1 CADET CAPTAIN RICHARD ALBERT WISE-Military . . - I 'T -- 1 ' 1 I V 1 N . f If . 1 1. . .' I' I 2' I . i- I . ' ' -,Y ' 1 I Y l I . I A 2 :' I 1 4: 1 + ' -1 if-- jxigl iilhf ijl Q fi- DE mm joe -. ff.?iQ5ff.1 7: The faculty oflicers certitittly TQQX' ttilee it pefrsonctl interest in me, 'Q especially in stzicly hitll! Matty of ' them hiwe been here for yeiws. 5.5, Some live in the hziiltling. some iii iiptwtments UT their homes item' the school. N , y We get itloitg fine most of the .ff s time. But let me tell you ithout 3451- one officer 'Wl'JOfOOpS.' have to ,iw -1 ,ggrs ,Q -5-,f 4, :gf stop snow. There comes the mlm. -ii: FQ. .. . . . -1-g:'f,e,,- itml ivttlwtg this in Night Stziily fftfij .X '?f?f51ii.' I 4 ' f-iris g,:g,a j: .Wg it, Hiill meims 1 J ilemetzts. . 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A- 711' x ' ' S H, Q 4 . 1 W i, X -fl I i ADMINISTRATION CO1 ONFL H B MOORF A B A M H zmpdcn Sydney College Prefzdenf COLONELJ M MOORF Waslmlngton fmd Lee Umon Theolog1c1l S mmqry Snpermlemfenl COLONEL D T Moons A B Washlngton and Lee Bzmneu Manager 6123?- 2 ,, . ,,, . A.B.,A.M. . I I ' 'z 5 '. . . , . . LIFUTENANT COLONEL W A RAWL A B M A The Cltldel Umverslty Of Colorldo Duke Umvcrsxty Arrzttant Bzimieff Maizater Head 0 Erzsilffw Depaflment NIAIUR D P BARFHOLOMIW AB MA Centre Lmvcrslty Of kentucky Affiftant Allvlelzc Diretlrnr Head 0 Com martial Department BIA-IOR J. W. BENJAMIN. A. B. Hampden-Sydney College Alln11iziSecretary, Public Relation! Offfer H Oimr Organizations Aiiviter O MAJOR R. M. HARRIS. A. B. Centre Atlwfetic Director J , 2 V University of South Carolina .. ' ' . 'f . f ' II ' ' 0 ' F 'V T ' , ' v ' . r v -6:5 15 55+- f 4 A , 1 ' f. ,, I mi WH9 NLQLA f'sfaL44gf'1f.L' L1 I I ,-f.'g.,C,r. ff L 'P'L-5'L4fd - MAJOR R. W. KEENE. A. B. Wesleyan, University of Chicago Dircftor of Azfmiffionf. Pnfflic Speakirzg. Blume!! Lazui. Salefnzmfrlvip 0 iN'fAjOR JOHN M. MOORIE. B. S. United Smtes Army retired United Surcs Military Acxdemy Indilnl Stfltc Tc lchers College D1v1s find Elkins Colle e Aunzxmnt C07lZl11tI7Zlf1l7Zf 0 Cnllfdlf P17-,WLC MAJORJ R PARSONS A B Willilm 1nd Mary Colle Dean 0 jmzmr Salma! Ezzslzsfn MAJORXV A Ric HA1msON1 A B R xndolph Mlcon Collage Hefzzfnmfter Lfztnz 4 s I 1 1 I .1 1 C K L 2 2 4 ' 'Z 'JZ c 1 O b f I I-, i 2 2 2 'gif f . Q 1 H. . , 1 . 0 . . I f i. . . 2 - 2 'Y 1 . W . i .1 If 1. - -r,L1-1,3 l Davis CAPT. R. B. GAINHR. A. B. and Elkins College. University Florida Bd7Zl1l7I4I.flC'f. Ezzglixlv O CAPT. QI. M. HUNT. A. B. Hampden-Sydney College Altllfklllllfltlf MAJOR C E TURLEY A B Hampden Sydney College Commandmzto Cadetf Bfble W1ShlDbfOD UDIXCYSIIQ St Louls En Inf: G1 , A N B . . l l - 'Y' o CAPT. ROBERT CUNNINGHAM. A. 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Marshall College Hiuriry, Ameriunz Gozwrzmerzt Cfvemzrtry 70fl!0Q1 CAM WILLIAM SCHNIFR AB BD BSc NED AM Lipitil University bnlxe stty of Cincm nitl University of Mexieo Middlebury Ccmzmz Yp zmsfz A A V ' ' '-ff'11i f' L if L ,,F?fr? Q Y lv - -1.3 17 gl' ' CAPT ROBILRT F SNYDER A B M A Profeueur de Francazf a l Etmnger Uruverslty of Colorado Umversnty of Mlssourl Umverslty of Cmcmnatx Na tlonal Ur11vers1ty of Mexxco UHIVCISICY of Pans France French Spanulv CAPT W E SCOTT A B West Vxrgxma UDIVCYSIIY Mezthematzcx 18 CAPT RICHARD H STATIN A B E on junior School CAP1 JAMIS W WRIGHT A B B D A M Indlarn UHIVCFSIIY Ywle UDIVCYSIQ of Chlcago College Hzslory . 1 . . , . ., . . s 7 a ' s a I 9 . . . . . . 1 . K 'f . - ,B in 0 , 1 . , . ., . ., . . 4 3 4 9 y ..,: fy... 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'-'3 .4N-T1 -X' . '.1. ,N .W uw N't':.x 1. .x 2454- s . 1 lik. Z MRS. BLAIR T. CARSON GASSAWAY. WEST VIRGINIA Spomor of the Senior Clan J. 4 JOHN C. CARSON Prefidem W. BENJAMIN. JR. Vice-Preyizlerzt ROBERT GONANO SeL'relpzry-'fremlzrer' LLOYD MIZIE Sergefuzt-at-A ffm' 0 7795 SE ICR CLASS Canon, Benjamin, Jfize, Gommo ftafidif fu .,c,c.2.M,4 Af 024 I . if 53,504 I J. WILhIER'BENJAh-IIN IUQKEX, ' WILLIAIVI LEE BERRY Lewisburg, W. Va. 4' I, ' ' 146 E. 36th St. .f . . Pvt. E 45, D 44, A 45, Pfc. A 45, Ef1f,PeHHSy1vaf11a Cpl. A 46, Color SfSgt. 47, Grade Eng., Math., Jr. Declam. medals 44, Short Story medal 44, Current Events Winner 45, Debate Team 47, 48, Brier Patch Staff 45, 46, 47, Green-Briefs Staff 43 thru 48, Editor-in-Chief 48, Midget Football 42, Midget Basketball Manager 44, Assistant Varsity Football Manager 43 thru 45, Manager 46, Rifle team 47, 48, Intercompany sports, Owls Club 43 thru 47, Varsity Club 47, 48, I..L.I.., Conyers Rifle, Chess, Glee, and NCO Clubs, Quill 84 Scroll. 47, 48, Pres. Q. 84 S. 48, Pres. 8th Grade, Vice-Pres. Senior Class. Who's Who in Amer. H. S. Always works hard at whatever he does . . . usually succeeds . . . lots of character . . . really makes a good friend . . . ranks high in scholarship . . . good writer . . . likes riflery and athletics . . . also journalism and science . . . a swell fellow. Pvt. B 45, Pfc. B 46, Cpl., Sgt., SfSgt. B 47, Znd., lst. Lt. B 48, Leader Crack Squad 47, Crack and Honor Co. 45, 46, 47, Honor Co. 45, 46, Capt. Football 45, 46, Capt. Basketball 46, 47, Col. Foot- ball 47, Varsity Basketball 48, NCO Club, Colonel Club, Boot and Spur, Hi-Y, Varsity Club. Who's Who in Amer. H. S. Likes to run around the rear forma- tion court in his bare feet . . . and could make All-American Mud Football Team . . . a good athlete in regular sports formation, too . . . and a snappy ofhcer . . . one of our extra-curricular men at Greenbrier College for Women . . . plenty of ability . . . good on gridiron, court, or diamond . . . and oh! that hair of Berty's! A right friendly fellow. JAIME Luis ALVAREZ Bou Doctor Delgado No. 52 Ciudad Trujillo, Dominican Rep., W. I. Pvt. C 47, 48 . . . Colonel Basketball 48, Co. C Tennis Team 47, 48, Co. C Basketball 47, 48, Co. C Kickball 47, 48, Co. C Football 48, Company ping- pong 47, 48, Company Pocket Billiards 48. Truly a Southern gentleman . . . we can now speak Spanish . . . in a mild manner . . . many hobbies include ping- pong . . . basketball . . . do you like below the border music ? . . . remem- ber Jaime when he first walked in the snow? . . . snow and bathing suits don't go together! . . . like his fellow country- men . . . Jaime is a walking encyclopedia of information . . . the scenery there is wonderful, eh, Jaime? ROBINSON ALVAREZ Bou Doctor Delgado No. 52 Ciudad Trujillo, Dominican Rep., W. I. Pvt. C 47, Cpl. C 48, Captain Basket- ball 47, 48, Intercompany Football, Soft- ball, Kickball, Baseball, Tennis, NCO Club, Owls Club, Who's Who in Amer. H. S. Castinets and old lace . . . an old familiar Spanish representative . . . but, on the Bou boys, they look good . . . Robinson has been a perfect cadet in Company C . . . always out to represent his company on the basketball court . . . the athletic held . . . and with superb ability across the way. ROBERT HILL BRANYAN l719 Gilbert Road Toledo, Ohio Pvt. Band 46, Cpl. Band 47, lst Sgt. Band 48, Crack Sqd. 46, Crack Plat. 46, 47, 48, Varsity Football 45, 46, 47, Track 48, Col. Basketball 46, Inter- company Sports, NCO Club, Varsity Club. Big and strong . , . good natured with it . . . on the football held he would run right into a stone wall . . . instead of dodging . . . but he would probably go on through without stop- ping . . . likes to ask questions . . . probably the best boxer in school. 7790 SE IOR CLASS ROBERT CHARLES BRECKINRIDGE Charleston, W. Va. Pvt. A 48, Rifie Team 48. Red haired . . . proud of his native city . . . great fellow in marksmanship with a .22 . . . puts whole effort into what he undertakes . . . and is no dummy in classwork . . . call him Brick . . . likes military life and has eyes on West Point . . . impervious to feminine charms-so far! BLACKSHEAR lNlORRlSON BRYAN, III 5525 Highland Place, N. W. Wrishington, D. C. Pvt. C -'l'. -18. Military Science . . . military drill . . . or military tall-c . . . strictly Scientilic mind . . . and headed for a military career . , . hopes to be a chip off the old block . . . if so, he will end up a General. JAMES PATRICK BURNS Edgeway Drive Fairmont, W. Va. Pvt. C -18, lntercompany Football 47, lntercompany Basketball -iS. From down on the Kanawha . , . is good at public speaking . . . can always speak his mind . . . a follower of sports . . . and participates a bit too . . . has been a steady date . . . in fact, they Lall him Steady . . . bet he throws a good line! . . . likes to rough-house. XVILLIAM IVIAULSBY CANBY Silver Spring, Md. Pvt., Pic., A 46. Cpl. A -'i', Sgr. A 18, Crack Platoon -46--iS, lntertompany Sports. Owls Club. No person in the United States named Canby who is not related to him! . . . brags about Maryland . . . one of our boys from the Capitol City . . . likes to take in all the dances . . , appears to be rather bashful . . . but we hear it just isn't so . . . call him Parrot . . . a high-ranking student in his classes. CJ IOR CLASS JOHN CLAYTON CARSON CHARLES REX CHAFIN CHARLES ALVIN CHRISTY Gassaway, W. Va. Pvt. B 45, Pfc. B 46, TfSgt. B 47, Capt. B 48, Honor CO. 47, Capt. Basket- ball 45, Capt. Football 45, Capt. Basket- ball 46, Colonel Football 46, Colonel Basketball 47, Varsity Football 47, Track 47, 48, Colonels Club, Hi-Y, Varsity Club. Commander of what he feels is the best company on the held . . . D , that is . . . better known as Kit . . . or Jake . . . what is the deal on ships, anyway? . . . College Man . . . Girls' College, that is . . . the fellow D owes a lot to . . . fine fellow, good friend to all, and hard worker in anything worth while. 686 Stratton St. Logan, W. Va. Pvt. D 47, First Sgt. D 48, Varsity Football 46. The Old Vet . . . member of the Annex Dwellers Ass'n .... rooms in the igloo attached to the rear of that little place across the way . . . finds it hard to get up for reveille formation and mess . . . known to everyone as Rex or Chaf . . . TfSgt. in D Com- pany . . . native of West Virginia . . . happy-go-lucky and likeable. f 4,7 Iliff' I . yfblsillll M rdf I lf! 744 L LV ' V51 D . 'v , . 1564 Quarrier St. Charleston, W. Va. Pvt. A 46, Pfc. A 47, Sgr. A 48, Honor Co. 48, Sharpshooter, Colonel Football 47, Lower Science Medal 46, NCO Club, Colonel Club, Owls Club 46, 47, 48. One of the famous sergeants of A Company . . . although big and heavy . . . Chris can be as shy as a lamb . . . a true whiz at hard playing on the foot- ball lield . . . beware, and never be un- der, when Chris falls with the ball . . . a sporrsman . . . and an excellent hand with the text books also. ROBERT PRICE COFFMAN Amherst, Va. Pvt. A 48, Varsity Football 47, Base- ball 48. Here for first time after returning from the Navy . . . started in Navy with idea to do best he could at whatever he attempted . . . carried through with it here . . . the red head . . . very active as top-notch football player and in other sports too . . . hard worker on academic subjects . . . on the spot when the Colonels played Hot Springs! ROBERT IRA COLEMAN Iaeger, W. Va. Pvt. E 40, A 44, 45, Cpl. and Sgt. A 46, 2nd Lt. A 47, lst Lt. A 48, Crack Co. 44, Crack Plt. 44, Crack Sqd. 45, Individual Best Drilled Cadet 45, Inter- company Baseball, NCO Club, Comm. Off. Club, Student Council 46-48. Con- yers Ritie Club, Rifle Team 46, 47, 48, Captain of Rifle Team 48. Back to the Brier one year right after another . . . good student and out- standing military man . . . plenty of ability . . . quiet but friendly . . . most valuable man on rifle team . . . can hit the edge of a dime from 5280 feet or less . . . the dependable sort . . . and knows his stuff. ar CLARENCE MONROE CONNER, JR Pulaski, Va. Pvt. B 46, 47, 48. A card in class . . . and likes to be in the midst of any second stoop rough- house . . . has made many friends while at the Brier . . . another soft-spoken . . . at times, that is . . . fellow from old Va .... this one thinks that Southzrerl Virginia is tops in the state . . . a like- able fellow. WILLIAM PATRICK CONYERS Lewisburg, W. Va. Pvt. B 45, Pfc., Cpl. B 46, Sgt. B 47, Col. Sgt. 47, BHQ 48, I..l...L. 45-48, Crack Company 46. A friendly Lewisburg Leisure Lover . . . knows his way around town . . . active in BHQ . . . likes to drive that car around Greenbrier County . . . shy but not bashful , . . a big help to the hard-working paper detail in the mili- tary office . . . known as Billy Pat to his host of friends. Aff 76 ' Q., arf DAVID LEE CRITCHFIELD Connellsville, Penna. Pvt. A 45, 46, Cpl. A 47, Sgt. A 48, Honor Co. 47, Capt. Football 45, Colonel Football 46, 47, Varsity Foot- ball 48, Intercompany Basketball, Foot- ball, Soccer, Kickball, NCO Club, Colonel Club, Pitt Club, Hi-Y 47. Dave is proud his home is in Pennsyl- vania . . . likes athletics . . . especially football . . . and plays a good game on gridiron . . . he can really pick them at the College . . . dashes here and there with abandon and food in the dining hall . . . has done his share of rough- housing in his time. 7790 SENIOR CLASS ROBERT CHARLES CROUCH 107 4th Street Beckley, W. Va. Pvt. E 42, Cpl. E 43, 44, SfSgt. E 45, Pvt. A 46, Cpl. A 47, Sgt. A 48, Midget Football 43-46, Midget Basket- ball 44, 45, Midget Baseball 44, 45, Spelling Medal 42, Service Club 44, NRA 44, NCO Club 47, 48, Raleigh Co. Club 46. Came up to the Seniors all the way from those rough days in Peanut Heaven! . . . likes to play athletic games . . . quiet at times, but at others . . . whiz- BANG! . . . Mitey but mighty . . . and can take care of classwork too. CHARLE RICIHARD CUTRIGHT 524 West 4th Street Chillicothe, Ohio Pvt, Band -18, Colonel Football -V. Glee Club and Choir. Dick likes his fun . . . knows his stuff in military science class . . . Charles Atlas with added muscles . . . beats the drums . . . and doubles on the bell lyre . . . Ohio's gift to the women . . . we hear he likes to fly in the wild blue yonder . . . and understand the guy can even cook . . . so come on, ladies, for this cadet has that old personality, and we mean it. My . W' EDWARD I-IORNER DIEHL 1420 Boulevard Ave. Huntington, W. Va. Pvt. C -V, 48, A hard worker at times . . . likes to rough-house . . . and is often in the midst of any exciting interlude . . . skips the College . . . but has quite a collection of femmes in Huntington, ac- cording to our inside information . . . one of those good-looking Mountain- eers . . . and a diplomat. HOWARD L. ELLis Rt. l, Box NO. 20 Alderson, W. Va. Pvt. B A15, 46. Pfc. B -17, 18, L.L.L. F 38 . w . ' Has the inside angle on the PX . . . a baseball fan . . . who can also play a good game on the diamond when he feels the urge . . . and a steady, reliable student . . . has made a host of friends . . . who like his friendly dis- position and his quiet smile. 'W r mosmxw -bf? DONALD SEESE EYMAN 505 Sheppard Ave., Lock Four Br. Charleroi, Penna. Pvt. A 47, Pfc. A 47, Cpl. A 48, Best Drilled Cadet 47. Don . . . the gentleman of leisure of Co. A . . . mad demon from Pennsyl- vania hills . . . extra good military record . . . Best Drilled Cadet first year here . . . in two years he has made a host of friends. WILLIAM LEIGH FAISON 615 Stonewall St. Lexington, Va. A Gentleman from Ole Virginia . . . likes to talk about his work in summer on the Virginia State Road . . . dates here and there . . . but cloesn't let the College bother him unduly . . . likes his jokes . . . and is especially proficient at bumming smokes via a broom through the window . . . and to throw sardines! The SENIOR CLASS ROBERT LUCIANO FIERRO 1101 W. King St. Martinsburg, W. Va. Pvt. E 42, lst Sgt. E 43, Pvt. D 44, Sgt. D 45, SfSgt. D 46, Lt, D 47, 48, Midget Football 41, 42, Colonel Foot- ball 45, Varsity Football 44, 45, Coach Captain Line 47, Best Drilled Junior Cadet 43, Hi-Y Club, NCO Club, Lieu- tenants Club, Varsity Club, Boot and Spur. The West Virginian with the Caclillacs and those pretty curls . , . answers to Bob . . . sometimes is called Fi-Fi , but hates that . . . friendly with all, male and female . . . active in sports . . . played good varsity football until in- jured . , . this year coached the Stone Wall . . . Captain team line . . . big, blonde, handsome . . . The Apple King. FREDERICK LAWRENCIE FLYNN 202 Birch St. Alexandria, Va. Pvt. C 47, 48. Flynn, but not Errol . . . he's from the nation's capital . . . an all-round fellow . . . not partial toward any one team or opponent . . . can tell you any point of interest concerning Washing- ton . . . baseball . . . basketball . . . football . . . only three of the sports he goes in for. ROBERT EDWARD Fourrs 1521 Fairmont Street East Liverpool, Ohio Pvt. B 46, Pfc., Corp., Pvt. B 47, Pvt. B 48, Honor Company 47. Moved up to the College after he was made into an engraving plate for this page! . . . but it's ok , . . he gets a diploma too . . . believes in taking a chance in life . . . and ran Foutts Snack Shack . . . has done uniform drawings for the military department . . . we don't know whether or not he aims for designing . . . will always enjoy him- self wherever he is. JOHN EARNEST GEMEINHARDT Rt. 3 Delaware, Ohio Pvt. Band 45, 46, Cpl, Band 47, Cap- tain Band 48, Crack Squad and Crack Platoon 46, 47, Intercompany Sports, Golf Team, Hi-Y, Boot and Spur, Honor Court, Intercompany Sports Council, Orchestra, Brier Patch Staff, 47, Green- Briers Staff 47. Company Commander of the Cadet Band . . . and manages to manage the temperamental orchestra to perfection . . . a regular at dances . . . including the Univ. Club at Ohio State . . . I'm true to the gal back home . , . may be an electrical engineer some day . . . a witty, friendly cadet . . . very popular here and across town. R T ALBERT GONANO E it 517 Clovis sf. ilk, Miglia. Bluefield, W. Va. ' Pvt. 45, 46, Sgt., SfSgt., Tf'Sgt. A f , Z Lt., lst Lt., A 48, Varsity Base- f Rille Team 48, NCO Club, ln- rco any Sports Teams, Sharpshootet , 47, Honor Co. 48, Honor Court. l . X Al, ough and ready commissioned of- Wcelb famous A . . , says he can prove you're tough if you come from Blu ld . . . ready for sports or drill . . . or a bit of devilment at times . . . never missed cheering on the team at varsity basketball games . . . a popular cadet. Tom HARRINGTON GREENE Box 293, R. D. D. No. 2 Clarksburg, W. Va. Pvt, Band 46, Crack Platoon 46, Pfc. Band 47, Crack Platoon 47, Tfsgt. Band 48, Mgr. Capt. Football 45, Company Football 45, 46, 47, Company Basketball 16, 47, NCO Club 48. Went up fast in military . . . gives out with the clarinet in the cadet band , . . pushed around baggage for the Cap- tain football team one year . . . made a good manager . . . conscientious job as O. D ..,. will do OK. The SE IOR CLASS IRVIN HENRY HARLATNIERT, JR. i320 Devereux Drive Dayton, Ohio Pvt. D 48. Tall dark man from up Dayton way . . . it has been said midwesterners are of good stock . . . famous for his imi- tations , . . ask the Annex about Franken- stein's Monster . . . Harlo is an ace at anything . . . witty and quick think- ing . . . always on the ball . . . especial- ly the basketball , . . sorry he had to leave us early . . . in snapshot, he is just inside the main entrance . . . too cold to come out! -K gr aim., JEROME I RICHARD BACON HEDENQUIST jose ROBERTO HERNANDEZ Box 504, Main Street 480 Orchard Grove Ave. Santiago, Dominican Rep., W. I. Bentleyville, Penna. East Liverpool, Ohio Pvt. B 48, Latin,AmeriCan Club' Pvt. C 44, 45, Pfc. C 46, Cpl. C 47, Sgt., SfSgt. C 48, Sports Editor Green- Briers 47, Military Editor Brier Patch 48, Capt. Football 45, 46. Col. Foot- ball 47, Capt. Basketball 46, Colonel Basketball 48, Captains Club, Colonels Club, Rifie Team, Quill 81 Scroll. Good for a laugh or a joke any time . . . enjoys life as he goes along . . . has enjoyed his share of the social events . . . and gets along well with the girls . . . keeps in condition by playing Colonel football . . . we remember him when gOating for Quill and Scroll . . . and as a Table-head . . . wrote sports in addi- tion to taking part in them. Pvt. A 47, Pfc. A 48, Colonel Foot- ball. Dick was a serious student half a year . . . came back this year to finish up . . . and did it so he could transfer at mid- years . . . likes the social whirl at times . . . the kind who can master a sub- ject, even grammar, when he makes up his mind to do it . . . sorry to see him pull out . . . as you can see, Dick was handsome even at a very early age. Another Below the Border gentle- man . . . the fellow with the gleaming smile and a Tarzan build . . . wonder what the Spanish word for Tarzan is? . . . always a welcome for him in the United States . . . football and other sports take up a lot of his time . . . loves K???J sitting in day study hall. if 'll K . 1' Y X 2 1' A ,V f . l . GUY HoBsoN HUGHES, 111.5 'T WRIGHT HUGUS,JR. Box 244 Rainelle, W. Va. Pvt. Band 47, Cpl. Band 49, NCO Club, Hi-Y. The tall fellow from the Lumber Town . . . we hear he likes to fish . . . Guy has that smile you read about . . . girls, here's your chance . . . charms the Public Speaking class with the history of forestry and lumber . . . and keeps up-to-date on political affairs. Forest Hills Wheeling, W. Va. Pvt. A 44, Cpl. A 45, Sgt. A 47, 48, Guidon Bearer A 45, Higher Math. Medal 46, Colonel Football 47, 48, Ten- nis Team 45, 46, 47, 48, Colonels Club 48, Who's Who in Amer. H. S. Here for a spell . . left for a year . . . couldn't stay away, so came back . . . makes the gloomiest things seem bright . . . a joy to have around . . . good student . . . ditto athlete . . . and ai tennis player of unusual skill. i! F ' L 7710 SE IOR CLASS SAMUEL DONALDSON HULL 816 Mt. Royal Blvd. Glenshaw, Penna. Pvt. A 47, 48, Honor Co. 48, Cap- tain Football 47, 48, Rifle Team 48, Hi-Y Club, Captains Club, Intercom- pany Sports Council. Can give you exact' facts and figures on the Sports Paradef. . . often ,found right smack, in,the'midd1e of a bull session . . .ianiwers to , Sammie . . . no matter what thelstqry Sammie c top it . r. .Ilittle but loud . . . and ple ty fast, od the football field. fi F f 5 A' ' ' J ROBERT MURRAY JOHNSON 1119 2nd St., S. W. Roanoke, Va. Pvt. A 48, Varsity Football 47, Colonel Basketball 48, Varsity Club. The cinder track is this fellow's meat . . . he likes to run in the great out- doors , . . aside from this . . . he also goes for the College in a big way . . . a worthy product of the Mother of Presi- dents . . . who gets along with every- body . . . and can make his Way in life. ISAAC NORRIS KANTOR 196 Nighbert Ave. Logan, W. Va. Pfc. Band 47, Sgt. Band 48, Crack Platoon 47, Best All-around Co. 47, Current Events Winner 48, Green-Briers Staff 48, Colonel Football 47, 48, Inter- company Sports, Hi-Y Club, Orchestra. A Band Boy . . . nuf sed . . . a band sergeant . . . a little bit more special because he is a whiz in the class room . . . a quiet guy . . . keeping the band in tune is one of his jobs . . . believe it or not, the fellow likes music . . , famous for his after-taps snacks. MW wa! M7 Wwifffy p ROBERT BERTRON KIMBERLIN, JR, 148 Pine Street Freeport, New York Pvt. B 44, Pvt, B 45, Pfc. A 46, Sgt. A 47, TfSgt. A 48, Honor System 47- 48, Green-Briers Staff 48, Debating Team 46, 47, 48, Glee Club 47, 48, AS- sistant Director Glee Club 48. Has that N. Y. dialect, whatever that is . . . and a good vocabulary . . . usual- ly carries fa? a piece of wood, or . . . fbi a piece of wood on which to whit- tle . . . moving spirit of the Debate Team . . . and a good singer . , . who has been a great help to the choir and Glee Club . . . quiet . . . keen percep- tion and good sense of humor . . . that's Bob. JACK STEWART KISHPAUGH JAMES ERNST KLOSTIERMAN Walnut Acres 144 Winding Way Hershey, Penna. Pvt. A 45, 46, Pfc. A, D, 46, Pfc. D 47, 48, Assistant Class Editor Brier Patch 45. Assistant Academic and Mili- tary Editor 46, Associate Editor 47, Editor-in-Chief Brier Patch 48, Green- Briers Staff 47, 48, Colonel Football 46, Varsity Track 48, Company representa- tive Intercompany Sports Council 48, lntercompany Football, Basketball, Choir 47. 48, Glee Club 48, Star Dusters Quarter 48, Annex Club 47, 48, Quill and Scroll 47, 48, Vice-President Quill and Scroll. A chocolate drop from Hershey, Pa. . . . answers to jack or Kish . . . can work hard or enjoy play . . . greatly in- terested in varsity track . . . did excellent work as Editor of this book . . . may be grey haired now, worrying about getting in copy a likeable good-natured able cadet Dayton 9, Ohio Pvt. C 46, Pfc, C 47, Cpl. C 48. Ten- nis Team 48, Quill and Scroll, Camera Club. Call him Mink' '... what a guy! . . . you are familiar with that smiling face and that gift of gab . . . little but able . . . personality plus . . . active in school duties . . . taking pictures is a growing hobby . . . going to be a doctor some day . . . will charm them well with his sick-room manners. 'Foo SE IOR CLASS joHN WALT LANE Wo J. E. Archbell River Road, R. F. D. No. 15 Richmond, Va. Pvt. A 44, Pfc. A 45, SfSgt. A 46, TfSgt. A 47, lst Lt. A 48, Capt. A 48. Btn. Crack Squad 46, Honor Company 47, 48, Owls Club, Rifle Team 46, 47, 48, Conyers Rifle Club, Who's Who in Amer. H. S. Would like to continue the military life . . . has worked up to company commander of A- A for Admirable . . . likes the rifle . . . especially that .22 . . . excellent student . . . fine leader . . . has lots of character . . . and will make a good leader wherever he goes . . . lives in the Old Dominion but runs back and forth to Turkey! . . . a top cadet all around. in f tt' HARRY GRALTON LOVELL FRANK MARLOWE, JR. JACK STUART MARNHOUT 511 North Kanawha Beckley, W. Va. Pvt. B 47, Pfc. B 48, Colonel Foot- ball 46, 47, Colonel Basketball 47. Anyone's friend at any time . . . al- ways much to remember about Harry . . . above all, the change in color of hair . . . and the change from the Colonel basket- ball squad to the varsity . . . this is The guy with the true accent . . . on Saturday evenings he may be found visit- ing Washington . . . that is, visiting Greenbrier College. Sutton, W. Va. Pfc. A 45, 46, Cpl. A 46, 47, Sgt. A 47, 48, Honor System 47, 48, Winner Current Events Contest 46. A good record for four years . . . has the smile . . . and the friendly ways , . . to make gloomy and serious things seem light and easy . . . keeps up with the world . . . plenty capable in military . . . and no slouch in the academic class room . . . he can make friends . . . and has. R. D. No. 2 Coraopolis, Penna. Pvt. B 48, Colonel Football 48, Colonel Basketball 48, Intercompany Sports. One of the Annex boys . . . favorite handle, jack . . . football and base- ball are his second loves . . . handi- capped by injuries in fall, but snapped back to pace Colonels to thrilling upset at Cowan . . . first love is a certain gal . . . seldom seen at GCW . . . has in- terests at home! . . . amiable personality. HARLIEY THOMAS MARSHALL HARRY ALEXANDER MARTIN JAMES ARTHUR MARTIN JR Allisonia, Va. Drift Ky Oils Hill W Va Pvt. B 48, Waiters Club. The one cadet who can offer a realis- tic speech in Public Speaking class! . . . and what would a farm boy speak on? . . . Farm, farm machinery . . . how to raise cows . . . how to shepherd sheep . . . just anything . . . a good fast waiter . . . and takes his drilling serious- ly . . . you can count on him. HARRY WILLIAM MILLER Box 90 Fayetteville, W. Va. Pvt. B 47, Cpl. B 48, Varsity Track 47, 48. A long-time track team booster . . . can stay for the distance . . . or dash if he wishes . . . the Co. B corporal . . . who is a quiet guy in a loud manner . , . one of the best guard members ever to be on duty . . . basketball , . . foot- ball . . . a true sportsman. 1 MARK ALAN MITCHELL 3420 Elm Street Cove Station, Weirton, W. Va. Pvt. A 48, Rifle Team 48, Camera Club 48. Answers to Mark . . . another of our Daniel Boone crowd . . . a strong supporter of the Militaires . . . didn't join us until about two months after school started . . . but caught on to things without waste of time . . . a shark who does things in the Physics Lab. LOYD BENTON MIZE,, JR, 303 Westham Pkwy. Richmond 21, Va. Pvt. A 45, Pfc. A 46, Cpl. A 47, Sgt. A 47, SfSgt. A 47, lst Sgt. A 48, 2nd Lt. A 48, Honor System 47, 48, Colonel Football 46. Varsity Football 47, Colonels Club, Sgt.-at-Arms Senior Class. Barrell is all-Bred proud of Vir- ginia, you-all . . . gets what he goes after or comes so close it isn't even funny . . . which means he has determi- nation . . . played plenty of good foot- ball . . . and could always tell us the re- sults of the Friday night prize lights . . . muscular Sgt.-at-Arms. av if We 51790 SE IOR CLASS . 1' 0 iv., ,S , WILLIAM RANDOLPH MOORE ju E I KMUGRAW HARRY CAsP12R MUI.LI2R Box 396 WM ll DfQl'1orest'Rd. 7718 Loretta Ave. Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. ' Ohkr Philadelphia ll, Penna. Pvt. C 48, Glee Club and Choir. CrackfCo.l47, CO. writbllfireen-Briefs Pvt. B 45, Pfc. B 46, Cpl, B 47, Sgt. The true brain of the company . . . strong man of the unit . . . we know Bill for his shifty playing on the foot- ball iield . . . after-mess conversation . . . Bill knows his music . . . much of his free time is spent playing old and new discs at the local record shop. Staff S, yitercqfhpany 'Ilrack Team 47. l win ,220 and mileirelay medals. ff Call' him GeneQ'P. . . faithful mem- ber of all sp . and can get those classes . . . from Ohio . . . there- fore, Ohio mu Belong to the union . . . must have been destined for speaking . . . can talk you into or out of any- thing . . . another serf of Co. B . . . he can tell you about farming and will in Public Speaking if he gets the chance . . . fast on his feet. B 48, Crack Platoon 45, 46, Crack Ma- chine Gun Squad 46, Honor Company 45, 46. Best Drilled Co. 47, Rifle Team 46, 47, 48, Tennis Team 45, 46, 47, 48. Boxing Team 47. 48, Hi-Y Club, NCO Club, Pvt. Club of Co. B. The little guy with a lot of power . . . That is how we all remember Harry . . . plenty of power remaining, although he ran into a bottle of peroxide . . . likes to wear the gloves . . . or hit the ball over the tennis net . . . can ask more ques- tions, we are told, in study hall . . . he'll do all right. .gr JEROLD BERYL MusK1N l3l Danbury Drive ALLEN Scorr PACK Bramwell, W. Va. YOUHSSIOWH- OhiO Pfc. C 47, cpl. c 48, Colonel root- Pvt. Band 46, Pfc. Band 47, Sgt. Band 48, Crack Squad 46, Crack Platoon 46, 47, 48, Green-Briers Stan' 47, 48, Colonel Football 46, 47, 48, Owls Club 47, 48, Colonels Club 46, 47, 48. Excellent job . . . especially in aca- demic field . . . loyal Physics man with that extra-special question right on the tip of his tongue . . . can heave that shot in track . . . likes sports . . . and good worker in many school activities . . . wrote well for paper . . . a swell guy. ball 46, 47, Co. Basketball 47, 48, Football 46, 47, Co. Kickball 47, Colonel Club, NCO Club. Co. 48, Call him Al . . . another super-guy . . . nothing was too tough for him . . . smooth on the football field for Colonels . . . energetic . . . and bad looking, girls . . . a good C C pany man who will get along. the not om- DAVID LAWRENCE PERRY 119 9th Ave., W. Huntington, W. Va. Pvt. D 48 We call him Dink . . . well liked in the famous Annex and elsewhere about the Brier . . . a great help to the good Capt. Norberg in the dormitory across the street . . . can brief you on foreign affairs . . . spent all last year and this on the trimester history chart . . . quiet in class, but horses around in the Annex. Tivo SE IOR CLASS RICHARD BLAINE POLING EDWIN FRANK PUTNAM ROBERT EDWARD RAINE R. D. No. 2 Elkins, W. Va. Pvt. Band 48, Colonel Football 47, Colonel Basketball 48, Intercompany Sports, Colonel Club, Track. Quick on the trigger . . . can outrun a Western jack rabbit when he wants to speed . . . likes sports of all kinds . . . and also likes to loaf in a bull session . . . can toot the French Horn in the band and also make music with the alto . . . tall and slender. 675 Woodland Drive Sharon, Penna. Cpl. C 46, T74 Sgt. C 47, SfSgt. C 48, Hi-Y Club 46, 47, 48, Waiters Club 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, A cadet everyone goes for in a big way . . . why? . . . food, friends, food . . . a good military man . . . and one of the leading members of our fine Hi-Y Club . . . thinking of entering the min- istry . . . with his ability and good char- acter he should do lots of good in the world. Pioneer Hotel Rainelle, W. Va. Pvt. B 46, Pfc. B 41, cpl. B 49, Crack Company 46, Crack Company 47, Hi-Y Club, NCO Club. A good non-Commissioned officer . . . and a worthy Hi-Y member . . . happy disposition . . . with a grin that can get him out of minor difficulties . . . hard worker with his studies when he wants to bear down . . . no physical giant, but plenty of what it takes to make people glad he is in the crowd. by ,541 l I- 2 074446 MONTGOMERY RASOI-I 475 Goundry St. North Tonawanda, N. Y. Pvt. A 47, 48, Debating Team 47, 48. Has the gift of gab . . . and makes an excellent Master of Ceremonies . . . remember that Senior Oration? . . . a good one-year cadet . . . excellent worker and loyal supporter of Debating Team . . . someone says he wants to be a Fire Chief . . . if he does, he can. WILLIAM DONOVAN RENNER 2649 Woodley Rd., N. W. Washington 8, D. C. Pvt. A 48, Cheer Leader 48. Doubt if anyone can surpass him for all-round general excellence of personal appearance . . . always neat . . . may be his training as a Capitol Page . . . no slacker in sports . . . likes track especial- ly , . . we hear hints of West Point . . . must mention his fine work as a Cheer Leader . . . Truly an able cadet I IWW HOWARD SELTZER RICHMOND 176 West Main St. Shelby, Ohio Pvt. A 46, 47, 48, Honor Company 47, 48. Two years at the Brier . . . quite the host as a party man . . . one of our repre- sentatives from the Buckeye State . . . and for some reason he's proud of it . . . an easy-going disposition most of the time DEAN KELLER SCHLEICHER Curly Hill Road Plumsteadville, Penna. Pvt. A 45, 46, Cpl. A 47, Sgt. A 47, TfSgt. A 48, Ist Sgt. A 48, Honor Com- pany 47, Colonel Football 45, 46, Var- sity Track 46, 47, 48, Colonel Club 46, 47, 48, Honor Court 48. Rough and tough First Sergeant of Co. A . . . made a fine athletic record . . . good baseball player . . . whenever there is fun or excitement, Dean is in the middle of it . . . you can always depend on him for a good time . . . P. S.-he thinks Plumsteadville is top town in the U. S. A. '- -- ,4ff'4f'1 I JOHN GEORGE SCHNEIDER. JR, 28 Pine St., E. Massilon, Ohio Pvt. D 47, 48, Colonel Football 47, Camera Club. Hangs his hat in the Dorm . . . Two- year Vet. of the Cadet Grey . . . usually in everything, good or bad . . . you want to stay on the right side of him . . . big, you know I . . little seen at G. C. W. but is said to have angles in town . . . big, amiable, and good-natured . . . one of the fellows who help make the school tick along . . . people like him. 5,5 7790 SE IOR CLASS THOMAS LEONARD SCHULTZ Heisley Road Painesville, Ohio Pvt. E 42, Sgt. E 43, lst Sgt. E 44, Pfc. B 45, TfSgt. B 46, Lt. B 47, Capt. B 48, Ldr. Crk. Plr. 47, Milt. Awd. 46, Win. Crk. Sqd. 46, Win. Crk. Co. 46,47 Grade Math., Eng. Medals 43, jr. Decl. Medal 45, Splg. Prize 44, Best All-round jr. Sch. Cadet 44, Bible Md. 45, Latin Md. 46, Upper Eng, Md. 47, Mdg. Ftbl. 42-44, Mdg. Basktbl. 43-45, Mdg.Baseb1. 43-45, Capt. Ftbl. 45, Col. Ftbl. 46, Cap. Bskt. 46, Col. Bskt. 47, Varsity Ftbl. 47, Owls 42-48, Colonel, Varsity, Boot and Spur, Hi-Y Clubs, Who's Who in Amer. H. S. Loaded with medals, ribbons, energy . . . top student . . . good at Mud Foot- ball, the mucldier the merrier . . . all athletics . . . worked up to varsity football . . . recognize Tom by blonde hair and velvet voice . . . beware, fe- males, from here on in. n fix? 1 jorz CAsEY SrMMoNs RICHARD CARI. SMITH CONSTANDINOS STEPHANOS Richlands, Va. R. F. D. No. 6 STEPHAN1DEs Pvt. C. 48. Made a host of friends last fall . . . with his friendly disposition . . . and could give you the answer if you wanted a bit of kidding . . . held down the back corner seat in English IV . . . we hated to see him have to transfer at Christmas. just before joe Casey left, we managed to take a snapshot for the book . . . but he was bashful, and hid behind a beauti- fully decorated Christmas tree on our front campus. New Castle, Penna Pvt. Band 47, Cpl. Band 48, Crack Platoon 47, Hi-Y Club 48, Orchestra 47, 48, NCO Club 48. Faithful member of the Militaires . . . and likes those trips . . . plays a good trumpet . . . also trumpets to beat the Band . . . some say he plays the sweetest Taps this side of Heaven Cpaging Guy Lombardol . . . another quiet fellow . . . good in Public Speaking. 216 Potomac Ave. Quantico, Va. Pvt. D 47, 48, Advanced Math, Medal 47, Glee Club 47, 48, Choir 47, 48, Owls Club 48. Has called the Form home for two years . . . turns around quickest at Gus . . . most trouble comes from spelling and pronunciation of last name . . . up to his ears in choral work . . . quiet . . . reserved . . . well known . . a good student . . . and liked . . . that's Gus. 1 ,,,.q. jfxl. 'X- f HDR lwCLASS V1zRNoN EARL Towm RALPH Louis TOWNli, JR. Rox' MERLIZ VARGo 675 Monroe St. 1933 Fernwood Ave. I I3 W. Grant Ave. Brooklyn, N. Y. Pvt. E 43, Pvt. B 44, Pfc. B 45, Cpl. B 45, Sgt. B 46, 2nd Lt. B 47, Zntl Lt. BHQ 47, Capt. BHQ 48, Co. B Crack Squad 44, Batt. Crack Squad 46, Honor Co. 44, 45, 46, Crack Co. 45, 46, 47, Honor Court 46, 47, 48, Hi-Y Club 46, 47, Boot and Spur Club 46, 47, 48. Scotty' '...' 'The Kid from Brook- lyn . . . the boy with the Blondined Hair . . . and the Army trousers in NSH we hear . . . a social life wheel . . . plenty of good humor in his makeup . . . likes to play around but can work seri- ously when necessary . . . probably holds some sort of record for drilling with crack squads, platoons, companies. Toledo, Ohio Pvt. E 43, Pfc. E 44, Pvt. D 45, Pvt. A 46, Pfc. A 47, Cpl. A 48, Sgt. A 48, Honor Co. 47, 48, Upper Science Medal 47, Green-Briers Staff 47, 48, Brier Patch Staff 48, Glee Club 48, Owls Club 45, 47, 48, Debating Team 47, 48, Chess Club 46, 47, Camera Club 48, Quill and Scroll 48, Who's Who in Amer. H, S. Has made friends . . . and an excel- lent record . . . ever since his far-away Peanut days . . . when he was Mr. Four by Four . . . outstanding student . . . earnest and a hard worker . . . did line work with the front page duties of Green-Briers . . . ability plus . . . we know he will make a good engineer, mechanical or otherwise, one of these days. Duquesne, Penna. Pvt. A 46, Pfc. A 47, Sgt. A 48, Crack Squad 46, Crack Plat. 46, Varsity Basketa ball 46, 47, 48, Col. Football 47, Golf 48, NCO Club. We give you Roy . . . also Goo- Goo . . . has a dead-eye on the basket- ball court when he is hot . . . and played especially well when things were going badly for our team in Beckley . . . a student who can make high grades . . . not always the quietest cadet in school . . . and an able soldier . . . we mustn't fail to mention his golf game , . . for he hammers that ball . . . and shoots a low score. 1 .f iw 1. vi' , N THEODORE Howie VISA 21 Maplewood Ave. Crafton, Penna. Pfc. C 47, Higher Math. Medal 47, Capt. Football 47, Owls Club 46, 47, 48, Glee Club 47, 48. Also answers to Teddy . . . a true Owl if there ever was one . . . just de- pend on him for any extra help you need in your studies . . . a sportsman and all-round friend . . . a plugger who doesn't mind digging into his books . . . if you ever hear of the Vea Method . . . just remind your friends you know him , . . and everyone will be your friend. MARTIN DIER WAR!! Montcoal, W. Va. Pvt. Band 47, 48, Colonel Football 46, Varsity Football 48, Colonels Club. A big member of the big band , . . played a whale of a game of varsity football . . . a strong man . . . who is well known across town where he goes in for the College routine . . . plays a loud horn in our musical unit . . . witty . . . and can enjoy a laugh and make you happy to know him. 75. JOHN WARDELL WARNIER. JR. Cumberland Road Bluefield, W. Va. Pvt. B 46, Pfc. B 47, Cpl. B 48, Sgt. B 48, Crack Squad 47, Crack Company 46, 47. Captain Football 46, 47, Captain Club 46, 47. Good at drill . . . the quiet type . . . but fast as lightning on the football grid for the Captains . . . usually keeps his distance from the College across town . . . sticks close to his classroom studies with commendable diligence. ai-w' QW' V' X 5' asff.fv,faiz. T790 SE IOR CLASS LOUIS STEVENS WHITACRE DONALD MCINTYRE WILLS ROYCE DOUGLAS ZEEK R. F. D. No. 1 17901 Mapleclilfe Rd. Oak Hill, W. Va. Martinsburg, W. Va. Pvt. D 46, Pvt. C 46, Pvt. Band 47, 48, Crack Platoon 46, Best All-around Unit 47, Company Writer, Green-Briefs Stall 48, Captain Football 46, 47, Var- sity Track 47, Captains Club 46, 47, 48, Orchestra 47, 48, Glee Club 46, 47, 48, Night Choir 47, 48. Yell Hey, Steve! and he jumps around . . . lives down in the Eastern Panhandle, where they use apples for money . . . likes athletics . . . radio star of the future . . . zoom-zoom-u'hang- wbang goes that bull fiddle . . . lively as a frog on a hot skillet. Cleveland, Ohio Pvt. C 47, Cpl. C 48, Green-Briers Stal? 48, Brier Patch Staff 48, Ping-pong Doubles 47, Varsity Baseball 48, NCO Club, Camera Club, Quill and Scroll, President Camera Club 48. D, J. to many of us . . . top man in the Camera Club . . . a real Shutter- Bug . . . wrote newspaper column of the same name . . . usually found in the dark room printing and developing . . . whiz at table tennis . . . and can develop at G. C. W. too . . . loves that woman . . . any woman . . letters to any part of the world can be handled in his First Stoop Post Oliice Pvt. Band 44, Pfc. Band 45, Sgt., SXSgt., Pvt. 46, Cpl. Band 47, 2nd, lst. Lt. Band 48, Crack Platoon 46, 47, Midget Football 43, Capt. Football 45, Colonel Football 46, 47, Manager Var- sity Basketball 45, 46, Varsity Track 47, Hi-Y. Boot and Spur, Honor Court, Orchestra 45, 46, Varsity Club. Liked to use that Walkie-tall-:ie during football games . . . and took most of the senior snapshots for this year-book . . . a capable fellow when you want things done . . . aviation enthusiast . . . flies his own plane . . . Flash Bulb Zeek . . . capable student . . . and for some fool reason . . . mighty proud of the Oak Hill section. n J it vit. , O J Ji I .. ,. 'I ,f ll dau- 7 AQ 1 Tlungs We W1ll Remember FNMVD We xull remember belng new boys cmd how p ouel ue xx ere to get 1nto unlform XVe mll remember elr1ll per1oels mel prep 1r1 t1on for G I The gtllons vse persplreel vvutrng for G I to be completed Wfe mll remember bull sessxons xncl tfter tlps vxsxts crowded recesses tt the store The clcrys vxe recened 1 ptelexge fom Mem or 1 letter from the glrl btele he me Also the eltys we spent blowing Just off our m ul boxes Wfe mll remember Clem the ptper out of worn to Church toelty Ptss xn FCXICXX Com ptny xxon the l1nes todty Dxsmrss your com ptmes tnd the Report of Dellnquents XVe mll remember el xtes tt the college Drift 1ng dom ntovsn and loftfinq at Coleman s or drunk mg coffee at the Court Boot 'md Spur dmces md INTERMISSIONS' We will remember s1tt1ng ln the study h1ll 'ind loolelng at the mmes on the desles trymg to thmle of 1 vmy to get out We ws 1ll remember retreftt form 1t1ons Sund 15 chxcleen dmners Intercompfmy sports and the Be tt I We vull remember thrllllng sports events, Entl dress ptr tele and the hnfll blll There Ire some more thrngs vxhxch vue vull re member but they vull not spring to our mrnds t1ll after school his been over quite twhlle Mtybe you thmle it tnmes you won t vu tnt to remember them but you mll' swn-1-A.-nina-thai-1 THF SENIOR CLASS Ol' 1915 1 21 -12 41224- . l I I C g 2 ,. ,, , . 2 2 2 2 U . I I 1 V 1 v g 2 1 1 f L C C' . 2 2 2 U 2 . VK.. I V. 2 . . . Y 2 . . ' A . 4 ' 1 ' , l K . , . . , 2 2 2 2 , , , , , 2 .2 2 ,. . , 2 2 2 2 , ' ' 1 .2 1L r , , a ' ' . . , , 2, 2 ., 2 .2 . 2 , ,, , 2 2 ' e 2 . , the seats . Overeouts und black gloves wlll be 2 W ,, .. . . ., .. ' 'z ' ' ' ' ' ' '- M 2 , 2 2 ., , 7 , 2 eu 2 2 2 . 2 , . . 2 ' r , ' , ' ,, A , K K . 1' , A . 2 . 2 r ly.. ' - 2 y' ' , V ' Xt ' l lvl . H V A C . 2 2 l 1 '2 ' . .I I tg 'S he ' 1 his ,V so 2, A 1 ..,, 22, ' ' X ' - ' ' -:M ...,-. . ,, dh. WW UNIOROCLASS GEORGE ABBOTT Hlnton W Va RICHARD ANDERSON Sagamore H1115 Macedonxa Ohlo MANUEL ANTUNA Box 387 Santiago Dommlcan Republlc West Indtes WILLIAM BAILEY 16 Peterson Place Wrlmrngton Ohro JAMES BAKER Oak H111 W Va JAMES BECKNER 5904 Staunton Ave Charleston W Va WILLIAM BECKNER 3904 Staunton Ave Charleston W Va JAMES BORDEN-400 Parkway Bluefield W Va RALPH BORNHEIM Wood Street Oak H111 W Va 450 W I , . . W . , . . ' BRYAN BARNETT-Fair-acres, New Mexico . TL ., , . ' . . W, ., , u O . T a Q v ' ' ..,: JS.- JU IOR CLASS FRED BOWARD-704 Thornrose Ave Staunton Va WILLIAM Bow LIIxC WhIte Sulphur Sprmgs W V1 FRANCIS BUCRLAND WhIte Sulphur Sprmgs W Va RICHARD CARDEN VIctorIa Va RUSSEIL CI AYToN 513 Pleasant St Pans Ky WILLIAM CLIFTON 809 N Court St CIrclevIlle OhIo ABE CURY WheelwrIght Ixy I GEORGE DAVIES 101 Franklm St Auburn N Y ROBERT DAVIS 617 P1ccadIlly St Charleston W Va RICHARD M DAX IS Lfillfl and Randolph St Norfol J' 4+ 51 is .. ., , . I I Y T . . 1 , . 1 . -' , . -- , I - . - ., , . . . 1 . ., 0 , ' f , . . . 'Y . . . ' I -, 9 7 -- ' 1 11 'L '14 . . tfff' fl 1f .. sf 4.1 , v A 1, . V- ,L A 1' PC! ,f lf ' ' i , - CJ JU 1oR CLASS RICHARD DEWIJY 516 Fayette St Belle Vernon Penna RICHARD DICKINSON 1551 Clarrtonrca St Prttsburgh Penna HARRY DUNCAN Box 570 Oak H111 W Va GEORGE DUNN 4137 Thornton Ave Toledo Ohio ARTHUR EAGAN Camp Leyeune N C HENRY FALK Box 116 Balboa Canal Zone JACK FERGUSON 574 C Sr Ceredo W Va PHIL GLICK 577 Stratton St Logan W Va PHILIP HAGER Box 157 Hamlln W Va 1 779 1 l ., , . , . , . . i ., , I - I , . . . l 3 3 . - ., , . . ' PAUL GIVENS-'l 156 Fawcett Ave., McKeesport, Penna . - ... ., , . . ' - f-, ' , . . --A+: 52 E+-- IU IOR CLASS ALMON HALL-4011 MacCorkle Ave Charleston W Va FRANK HALL Route l WllllamSOU W Va STEPHEN HOAG-Hotel Lafayette Marletta Ohno SAMUEL HUDSON Lewnsburg W Va WILLIAM JACKSON 705 Balnrnote Ave Lansdowne Pa GEORGE JFROME Box 1096 Orlando FL1 DAVID JONES-Guest RIver Road Norton Va RONALD JONES 903 Selwyn Road Cleveland HeIghts OhIo DAVID KELLY Greer W Va lk ef55l9 7790 ' CHARLES JEEERIES-Lewisburg, W. Va. 0 , 1 A t , . , ,l 0 ' , , .- , -Q , . y . . . - , . . I I Pl IOR CLASS CLARENCE KEss1NGER Hnnron W Va ROBERT KORTIER Box 155 Metamora Ohlo CLYDE KRAUS 218 Rndge Sr Charleston W Va MARSHALL LEDFORD-BOX 428 Machson W Va FRANK LEEDY Clrcle D Peacock Park Falrmont W Va DAN LIGHT 1212 Summ1t Drxve Charleston W Va WILLIAM LINFBERRY Burkes Garden Va JAMES LOVELL 511 N Kanawha Beckley W Va LUTHER MCCLTCHFON Summerswlle W Va Q54 L x v I ' ARTHUR LENCHNER-5720 Munhall Road, Pittsburgh, Penna . W ' . , , . . ' 1 l , 3 A . W . ' , . ' . . I . l G , . . Q45 IU IORDCLASS JOSEPH MCDONALD-7404 Fanr Ave Columbus Ohxo EDWARD MCLELLAN-41 Derrnck Ave Uniontown Penna DONAID MCKEEVER 10501 Georgm Ave Sxlver Sprmg Md JOSE MERA 110 Ptc Tru111lo St Santnago Dommlcan Republlc W I WAYNE MICHAEL 301 Grove Blvd Frederlck Md CFreshman Classj ARLEY IWITCHAM Stephenson W Va JOHN MITCHELL Umon W Va GENE MOORE 3633 jenmfer Sr N W WdSh1H JOHN NELSON Rusrburg Va A 7 A LELAND OLIVER Whne 15513 J JB JU IORUCLASS JUNIOR OSBORNE Blckmore W Va PETER OTTIMER 1022 Van Buren Sr Hollywood Fla JOHN PARKER Box 466 Wheelwrlghr Ky WILLIAM PENNELL 200 Ene Road Columbus Ohlo CARLOS PERDOMO1JOSC Trupllo Valdez No ll9 Santlago Dom Rep W I FREDERICK PIRL 110 Auules St Duquesne Penna HARRY PRICE Draper Va DEAN QUALY-4107 Lewns Ave Toledo Oh1o BURTON RAINE 117 9th Ave Huntmgton W Va r6l MXNJ ' M x 5 f ' JOSE PERDOMO-Jose Trujillo Valdex No. 119, Santiago, Dom. Rep., W. I . W . u 1 I L , ' , . I . . W n I , u A 5 1-1- JU 1011 CLASS CHARLFS Rl-INJHARD 604 Lmcoln Way NficKeesporr Penrm EMILIO ROBLFDANO-D01 lurh Ave Hunnngron W Va WILLIAM ROELL I 015 llbrh Rd Sr Albms L I N Y GIQORGI Rose l5l Sampson Garfield N J WILLIAM SKEER 640 9rh Ave Hunrmgron W Va JOHNNY SMITH 2170 LIvIIIgst0n Ave Elkms W Va JERRY SMITH Brrdgevrlle Del DONALD S1 RIEF1'--6023 Westwood Terrace Norfolk N .1 JOHN SWOPE 175 East Hrgh Sr London Ohro fl 57 ls ' If l 1 1 1. . I '- , A , . 'I I , ' -- 1 - ., . 4 , . ., . . RICHARD SAPRIssA-921 Ave., Norte 16 San Sa1vudor,El Salvador, C. A. , - . , w . . . - ., , . . , 4 V - . . 0 - . . 'I , - . . v '7 7 7790 1U 1oR CLASS JAMES VAIL-Box 462, Pinehurst, N. C. CHARLES WAGNER-430 Lafayette Ave., Urbana, Ohio GEORGE WALTER-Extnore, Va. JAMES WOOI7WARDlLlbby Hotel, Gallipolis, Ohio JACK ZORNES-Mallory, W. Va. QNQ pbolo-Chnrler Tbompmn, Greenfield, Obioj Il Init All Cla551z'0rlP.' Dances in the gymnasium were popular. During intermission, ca- det entertainers took over. Goats from the various organizations ke at the crowd ha . Here we Y have the Star-Dlfrferi' singing into the microphone while the ivories tinkle pleasingly. The School Post Office was al- ways a hot spot at morning re- cess, as Great Lovers and just plain Keydets worked those box com- binations hoping for mail from home of Thar Certain Girl. SOPHOMORE CLASS l'1rc1 Run flzfflll I're1 Abraham ll 4 loseph St XX1l1ramson XX' Xa jeroltl H Altman 7 Nhannon Axe Athens Ohm Theodore Arsexralxrs Whrte Sulphur bprlnges VU Va Raxmontl Baker ll65 Alabama Ave Washxngton D C Trmothx N Birlxer lll Xrrgxma bt Charleston W Va lranle Bell Lexxlsburg, W Xa Se4m1IRm 'iLTUll' Carlton Bere, Narroxxs Xa Remaltl Brsono P O Box 7Sv Qantxago D R XX' I Basil Booth jr 67a I'1rst5t Huntxneton XX Va xxlllldm L Broadelus Mansion H111 Hopexxell Xa Lexus W Carroll NN 1'Sth St Brrstol Xa 5amue1M Cassrdy Jenlems hentuclcx Drehl 11711 Boulexarel Axe Huntmgton Vx Va 'xIarsh.11lDog.,g.,ett 73 XX brxth Axe Wlllramson VU Va Garland Yasterlx Lebanon Xa George L Ehrle Box 59 Allendale IN Fmzrlll R ll 'hm Charles I Frreltwn Xian XX Xa ames L Exerlx 7 Oalt St Madnson N J Erxln E Grate 77 S uxee Axe Columbus ll Ohm Xlxrllram D Cullen D9 Lxeelsnor bt Aleron Ohm lranle Hammlton 7401 South Xiexle St Arlxngton Na Harrx I-lamrlton 17 Market bt NleArrhur Oluo -y 5 v ' LQ L , ' 1' ,' 2 ' b ' . '- J , - , V' , 1. r 1 1 , ' 3.1 '. 'xg ' ' , . . '-t'f,e 73. . ., ', .3 ' ' . ., -f 7 ,. ' 3 , ng ' 7 , . f ' ' . ' , ,Q . 7' , . 1 ., ' 7 4 7, I v I 7 1 'I'!Jir.1 Run Arrrm'-Harry' J. Crigger. 131 XV. Second Ax'e,.Wi1liamson. VU. Va.g Samuel L. Croft. Swoope. Va.g Stanley 1- . ,N , K 1. -2 , .. Y A. -v ., 'I J. ' , ff , ' ,lf-7 4' 3 .' . 1 . .1 J . ' - ' ' .. ' ' , 1'. ,L . , ,, I . K , ,,. , , . ,, , . , . , , . , ,- 1 J, . , Q A . 1 . .. ' . 4 -7 A ,-- .7 . 'gt ' .1 .. I L' . V' 1 I' ' 1 , .. ' ' 7 .. A ' . I L, 9 ,- 7790 SOPHOMORE CLASS Fin! Ron' Arran-Berthel Hatfield, Mann, W, Va., Robert Hatfield, 132 Wyoming St., Welch, W. Va., Thomas Hayes, 316 S. Pitt St., Alexandria, Va., john W. Hearne, Oakwood Drive, Charleston, W. Va., Frederick Heinzman, 2424 Westwood Drive. Columbus, Ohio, Roberto Hernandez, Box 447, Santiago, Dom. Rep., W. I. Semml Roll' AL'ffJ.fJ-.IHIDCS Hunter, Mallory, W. Va., Charles Jarrett, Pruntytown Pike, Grafton, W. Va., Robert Kelly, l15 Kelly Ave., Oak Hill, W. Va., Gene Lake, Route 1, Dover, Ohio, Arthur Lees, 214 Rock Glen Road, Penn-Wynne, Philadelphia 51, Penna.g Robert Lynch, 9102 Flower Ave., Silver Spring, Md. Third Row Arrow-Conrad McCalla, 319 Mount View Drive, Charleston, W. Va., Daniel Marra, Guy's Run Road, RFD 1, Cheswick, Pennag Starling Mays, Kenna, W. Va., George Mebane, Kenton Dairy and Fruit Farm, Dublin, Va.1 William Mills, 1510 Bland St., Bluefield, W. Va., Scott Nesbit, jr., 1025 Greenway Court, Lynchburg, Va. Fourth Rou' Acrorr-David Painter, 164lM Sullivan Ave., Columbus, Ohio, George Peebles, Box 708, Montgomery, W. Va., James Revercomb, 91' Edgewood Drive, Charleston, W. Va.g James Robinson, 3418 Reading Road, Apt. 20, Haddon Hall, Cincinnati 27, Ohio, Raymond Rodriguez, Rosario, Moca, Dom. Rep., W. I., Alfred Salamy, Whitesville, W. Va. rf 601 4 l . Q l CJ 779 SOPHOMORE CLASS Fin! Rou' Arran-Robert Scott, 34 E. Std Ave., Williamson, W Va William Shumate 709 Park St jeferson Park Charleston, W. Va.g Robert Stag, 5417 Lothian Road, Baltimore I7 'vid Robert Tarleton jenkins Ky Harley Thomas, 1476 Michigan Ave. Columbus, Ohiog james Tinplcr 60 Chinquapin Village Alexandria Va Second Rau' Arrorf-Alex Turner, 1.ewisburg,W.Va.g Samuel Wagoner 19 Bradford St Charleston W Va Watls worth Warren, 2942 Burns St., Detroit, Michg William Weese, lu9 Main St Westtmn W Va John Wineman 107 S. Pennsylvania St., Indianapolis 4, 1nd.g james Wcuolsey 7971 Loomis St Honolulu 15 T H A llVelc0me Relief C995 from CZasru'0fk- Ifzrpectiomf Joe Cadet, weary of academic tests, was always happy when Monday came around. No school. But, just so Joe wouldn't feel like the Forgotten Man, Inspections were the order of the day. Here we find Pack and Vea in their room, after doing a job of house-cleaning. as Sgt. Cawley stands by to jot down reports- maybe an Excellent l -and M'Sgt. Conyers inspects equip- ment. A little snow did not keep M Sgt. Drake from giving the boys the once-over. or even the twice-over. outdoors, Bur the fel- lows weathered the storm. with not too many demerits. FRESHMAQN CLASS Fzmt Rou Arrorr Nazem Abraham 114 Joseph Ave Williamson W Va jo T Aveni 1493 E McKinley Awe Phoenix Arizona Eddie Beard Renick W Va George H Corrigan 571 Shelbourne Ave Pittsburgh 21 Pa Ro er G Cr el Dan el Boone Hotel Charleston W Va Joaquin Cuesta Prado No 103 Havana Cuba Second Rou Acrorr Jose S Cuesta Prado No 103 Havana Cuba Raymond Davis 531 Main St Irwm Pa Enrique Axe Norfolk Va MarkA Friedman 5612 Wellesley Axe Pittsburgh Pa Thzrd Rau Across Anthony Georgiana 45 Wilson Ave Uniontown Pa Robert Harris Lewisburg W Va Sammy Harvey Bellefonte Ashland Kentucky jose Hermida San juan de la Maguana Dom Republic W I john F Hmer 213 Fairview Ave Beckley W Va Jay Kyle jarrell 347 Latonia Ave Pittsburgh 16 Pa Robert Jones 200 Wallace St Princeton W Va af 62 ls ' ' - , ., ' ' , , .g e . ', A - , . ' ' ' ., ' , ' g ' , ' , . ,Q . ' , ., ' , .5 g . c , 5 , , . .5 ' , , . , , . I - D , . y y L . Y . U . y is . Dorta, Galiano 153, Apto. 41, Havana, Cuba, William R. Fields, Amherstdale, W. Va.g William Floyd, 5010 Gosnold ' ., , .3 . ' , ., ' , . . V - . , . I, . Y , .Z . , . , . -Z , y , Z i , -A , - i , - -S - i y ' ' ' ' ., , . .g , ' ., ' , .9 , ., ' , . . FRESHMAN CLASS Fmt! Rou Aaron Wtllram B Keene Ronceverte W Va Max Kxncaxd Levusburg W Va Earl Kyzer 428 Fxsher mans Rd Norfolk Va Edmund Lovejoy 348 Overbrook Blvd Ptttsburgh Pa Ronald Moore R D No 2 Elxzabeth Penna Gordon Palmer 6200 Pennsylvama Ave Pxttsburgh Penna Serena' Rou Anon Nicholas Salvatl Holden W Va Saprrssa 9a Ave Notre No 16 San Salvador C A Sharove 5506 Wtlktns Ave Plttsburgh 1 Penna Third Rou Anon ohn Stacy 117 Vlrglma Court Penna Ralph Todebush a0 Oxford Rd Manhassett john Sanders 71 Gtanvllle Ave Beckley VU Va Robert Harry Scafurx 998 Lrlac St Plttsburgh 17 Penna Davrd S Robert Smrth Layalette W Va Blueheld W Xa Samuel Stewart 1709 Canbrna Ave Wlndber L I N Y Herbert Wallace Narrows Va Wrlbett Warren Q0 E XX'ash1ng,ton St Nelsonvrlle Ohio Robertj Worsxnga 117 Morrlson Drne Pxttsburgh 16 Penna James R Vyrxgaht Box '11 Leyynsburg W Va .16 1 ' 3 9 ' 'H 1 Y ' '! , V . -1 1 .1 1 -1 1 -1 1 - - - 1 1 .1 1 -1 1 . - 1 1 - -1 1 - 41 1 - -1 . . ' . , , . . I . 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' . 7 . .V . . 1 - -1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 -1 - v -, , --Af 1 1 . 1 1 - 1 .1 . -1. 3 .-R IU 1oR SCHOOL Ffrrt Rau Arrorr john Baas 7747 Bryden Rd Columbus Ohro W'a1ter Bauvars 1051 Beech Ave Charleston W Va John Berry Box 807 Levusburg W Va james Bowman Unron W Va Kenneth Brown Rt 5 Box 76 4A Charleston W Va Lewrs Crrgger 131 West Second Ave Wrllramson W Va Davrd Drllon 1753 Fennrmore St Farrmont W Va Clem Dosrer Box 213 Peach Creek Va Seroml Rau Arrow john Farlex Mankrn Ave Beckley W Va Clare Gettles 51711 Mann St Pt Pleasant W Va James Glbson Bervund W Va Rxchard Graves l880W1ltsh1re Blvd Huntington W Va Edwrn Haddad 700 Breete St Charleston W Va George Haddad 700 Breece St Charleston W Va Frank Harrelson 7 08 Verell t Hampton Va Davrd Helmrck 273 Monroe St falrmont W Va Third R011 Arran john Helmrck 225 Monroe St Farrmont W Va Phrlrp Henderson 3917 711 Plate Baysxde N Y David Hornsby Orgas W Va P T HOSSIROS 775 Wrnchester Ave Ashland Ky George Irons Prtkavsay W Va Wrllxam Lauer 1116 Maple Ave Ashland Ky Nlcky Malles Colcord W Va james Marra Guy s Run Rd RTD 1 Cheswrtk Penna +164 ' 1 - 1 -1 1 1 1 -1 1 - - 1 vi - Y A ' r C -1 1 1 1 - -1 1 1 - 11 1 - 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 -1 1 - -1 1 - Y -1 1 - 11 1 1 1 - 1 l , 1 ff ' . ' 1 W '! 3 4 'Y Y 1- 'I ' 1 ' 'x 1 1 - -1 1 -1 1 - -1 1 . . , . -7 -1 1 - -1 1 -1 1 - -1 1 - C V . . 4 . -1 -1 1 1 1 - -1 1 - - 1 , ., , , ., , , - .. - 1 , , . . Y I . . N .h V Y . ., , , . ., . . , ,.. ., , ., , , - -1 1 -1 1 -1 1 1 - 11 1 -1 1 1 - . 1. -. ...- . ,., SECO TERM CADETS I'1rrt Rou Arran john Atkinson 405 Norris St Charleston W Va 1Sth1 Tanner Garland 1605 Bland St Blue held W Va ll'rJ James Fox Box 107 Mt Morris Penna K7thJ Edwin Klein 15417 Scottsdale Blvd Shaker Heights 22 Ohio Url Stanley Walters 1641 Wyandotte Ave Lakewood Ohio Vwthy John McCall '412 W 181 St New York 35 N Y 48th9 rNo photoj James B Mott 830 sth Ave Huntington W Va qCo1l I'rJ KNO photo? Wilton I' Suttor Box 103 Wytheville Va fColl lrp 4No photoj Trng JUNIOR SCHOOL Cozzzmued Fourth Rou Acrorr William Marra Guy s Run Rd RFD 1 Cheswick Penna Dennis Martin 329 Hawthorne Dr Charleston W Va Edwin Martin 10707 Southmore Dr Silver Spring, Md Allan Moldovan 911 Huey St McKees St Clairesvnlle Ohio john Quick 77 Carlisle Dr Nilam1Spring,s Fla Fifth R011 rlrrorr Richard Rlthmond S07 Park Ave Charleston W' Va jared Seiple 1671 Cardiff Rd Columbus Ohio Robert Spenski 1515 Buena Vista Blxd Steubemille Ohio Abner Stout Bridgeport W Va Peter Todebush 30 Oxford Rd Mawhassett L I N Y Theodore Weel-ts 809 Parsons St Greensboro N C Richard White Whitesville W Va Kenneth Xahlonski Box 777 Clarksulle Penna -1 6 ,' , ' ' 1 . 1 v -1 y v - 1 x 1 -v ' ., , , , . . g . , ' . ., ' , . . . ' . ' 1 I I - -, 1 -1 , -2 i n 1 , w port, Penna.g David Mott, 820 13th Ave., Huntington, W. Va.g john Myles, Rainelle, W. Va.g Daniel Offutt, East Lawn, ' ' 1 - 'A . ' - -. ' . . 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I L ' JI 5 IJ 77921 CULLEGE DEPARTMENT M155 ELSIE G BENNY SPONSOR Or THL COLLEGE DHJARTMFNT Edenheim, Pennsylvania COLLEGE SOPHO ORES ONNIE BAILEY Box 608 MULLENS W VA Big shot among the guns writer of B H Q notes spends a lot of time in town at one of the drug stores good soldier but wants to be a mechanic JOHN M BLAKE LEWISBURG W VA Big john member of the Lewrsburg Leisure Lovers aggressive tackle on the right side of the hill a break likes a good bull SCSSIOU WILLIAM CRICKENBERGER LEWISBURG W VA Bill for short also one of the L L vet and holder of bronze star studying to be a pharmacist dates only one boy with the solo voice -ff 67 hr y V. . side of the line . . . sometimes gives the other , . . 1 CCLLEGE OPHO ORES CLINTON Dow 926 Massachusetts Ave N W WASHINGTON D C Raymond Chlco llttle but power fu two years ln the annex Vlfglnla IS the only state 1n the world must be going to be a bachelor or doesnt like these W Va gxrls always a good comeback CHARLES FLOYD 3830 Crest Road DREXEL HILL PENNA Chuck charge of annex good de bater one of the mamsprmgs rn school wrlt lngs dlter dlter gets most sleep rn Eng lnsh class orrglnalxty plus FRANK E FORD RONCEVERTE W VA Keeps has women a secret halls from Ron ceverte down on the Greenbrrer River doesn t say much or speak often another vet who IS trymg to make up for the time lost IH the servlce an able cadet +H68lr 1 ., . . , . . -. - n - , . . , . Q- u , . . s . . . . CGLLEGE SCPHOMORES JAMES E GROVE NEW HOPE VA james Grove another one of those rebels from Virginia ex Seabee tells tall tales of life over there claims to play a little base a CARLOS B HART 413 Hrgh Street SALEM VA Charles Hart Charlos nothing like a good hillbilly song to cheer you up always JOHN C HORTON Hotel Gibbons DAYTON oi-no jack to you pride of the Peanut Co rules them with an iron hand an understanding heart and gets results never dates the College but tsn t allergic to a college girl hails from Ohio but admits Lewtsburg is O K dependa ble and friendly are the words for Jack if 69 if b ll. , . a breeze shooter . . . friendly and always smiling. I COLLEGE SGPHO ORES RAYMOND IRONS RONCFVERTE W VA ac fast on the football field et Ronceverte wrll wm honor roll or bust tops rn both athletnc and scholastlc flelds Ow and one of our most able cadets WILLIAM IRONS RONCEVERTE W VA tlme first strmg rn both football and basket ba spends as much mme at G M S as m Ronceverte one of the Owls has all the answers at the up of hrs tongue THOMAS MCCLUNG LEWISBURG W VA Tommy McClung the tough lxttle man fast as lnghtnmg on the grldnron always alert to Intercept passes one of our Lewnsburg Leisure Lovers and always has a comeback for a wnsecrack 46470151- l 1 ' ' ' . . . an l . . . . Bill . . . vet who is making up for lost ll ' . . . ' CCLLEGE SOPHOMORES ROBERT MLGUIRE LEWISBURG W VA Robert McGu1re Goose an out standrng member of the L L L played hard at football and made a good player llkes to stop on a downtown corner to swap a good story or loke RALPH C MORTON HAMLIN W VA fooled many opponents wnth hns backfield de ceptxon a capable platoon leader rn C Company JACK E PHILLIPS MERRIMAC W VA Quxet and unassummg but fnendly one of those earnest students and he lakes hrs base ball doesn t fall for the school across town 15 mterested ln the Arr Force -'Sf 71 li' L' l Clark . . . middle name is football . . . CGLLEGE SOPHQMORES Ciflar. fill 11. lzi f'l?l7lIlf zrln nf K l GEORCF E PIERCY RONCFVFRTL W VA A Ronceverte day student good yob wlth hrs basketball team yust as good on the foot ball held never too much to say but plenty of common sense BURNET L WARING Box 291 WEST POINT VA Inhabrts one of the cells on the top stoop never seen wrthout hrs excellent attltude and ap pearance ex G I wants to study theology knovsn to everyone as Fred one of Amer C WINDI LL YOUNG Shamrock Mrddlebrook Road STAUNTON VA Chuck nn sprte of hrs heavy beard strll qulte a man over at G C W clalms to live rn quadrangle but really halls from Staunton likeable guy who has many frrends must study doesn t play prngpong' JAMLS R MILLER DANVILLE VA Ralph you ll hnd hrs ptcture wrth the Fresh men but he moved up rn March football basketball baseball all three equally good coach of the Mrdget football and basketball teams splendrd othcral Butch spent three years rn the Mannes al 72l 12 . 1 . 7, . . 6444 X fi I 'A' 1-, , A U .1 . , ' 44111-. lj l.' r f f-uf , f, - 1 Lf,-1.2 .Un .r.fw., I-.,,-'dw I-all 1-.. Z., ,., Lf, , . t 111, -fm' v- . , , ' ' ' I Ulxzrn, lllfl' - , - ,--'Q f'c'.7 1 ' ' ' - .. -- g,y,.' ica's future leaders ..:l.'rf'-1' -'L ', ' I .. .V .. fry ,,,.11 f -L'-A , - .- V, .Hg t,,'fv.t u . 1 . 4-4. H. In , ..' L . 7 . - . , J. Va....' Y ' - . V I ' '. , . . . ' Y -U La.. COLLEGE FRESHME FREDERIC D BALLENTINE Forest Park Hotel ST LOUIS MO SHERMAN BENNPTT RFD 2 Box 5 LFWISBURG W VA MURRAY N BLAKE LEWISBURG, W VA LESLIE D BLOOM 21 E Hxllcresr Dnve GREENVILLE S C CARL E BURK 131 Harden Ave DUQUESNE, PENNA ORION G CALLISON SLAB FORK W VA LEWISBURG, W VA RICHARD CARRICO DANVILLF W VA ROBERT CAWLFY 514 N Hague Ave VALLEYVIEW COLUMBUS -I OHIO SAMUEL L CLARR CLENDENIN W VA ROBERT S CLINE Wen: Park Addmon WEIRTON W VA RICHARD L DAVIS RID 4 CA LWELL OHIO 'f 73 J ' ,U -1 I J u X If I I I I I , 1 , . 1 BROWN CRAIG CAMPBELL ' L -.: gi..- 'EQ74 COLLEGE FRESH WILLIAM DICKSON ORGAN CAVE W VA CHARLES FORD IIWISBURG W VA HALL H GAWTI-IORP ILOIHILR W VA GIORGF P GRASSFR R04 Alpine Blvd WIIKINDDURG PLNNA WILLIAM GREENZALIS 286 Olentangy Sr COLUMBUS OHIO CLARK HALL ALIQUIPPA PENNA LAWRENCE HARKLEROAD Box 77'i BFCKLFY W VA FRANK HARPER c o Gen Sales Co SANTIAGO DOM REP W JIMMY L HATFIELD MADISON W VA ROBERT HAYNES Box 569 FAYITTIVILLE W VA HARRX L HIBBITTS c LINTWOOD, VA LOUIS N HOCK A76 Janette Ave ROANOKE VA V . , JR. 1826 Irvin St. X . . , . ., . I. COLLEGE FRESHME BFRNARD ki 1 1 x Route a FRI D1-RICK Mn RICHARD KI l LY '1046 Lmvnood Road Grove Park ROANOIXI: V-K LLOYD KOONTZ 101 Dunkxrk Road BALTIMORE 17 MD KFNNETH A LARRY 709 S Sth Ave M AYWOOD Il LINOIS BINRS GROV1 NX VA ROBLRT LH-DY Box A ALDhRSON W VA WILLIAM N LINDSFX ALLISONIA va MONT M LINKENAUGER 7576 Wl1lldmSO0 Road ROANOKI VA CHARLFS LOHBAN Box 506 ALIH-RSON vc VA WILLARIJ Lx Ll 105 Kent br RAULORD VA WILLIAM H LXON IJADISON xx VA FRANK IWfARTIN 905 Tyler Ave RAIJPORIJ VA J N A 4 L 7' 1 ,N u. - f jf' L I, EUGENE H. LEACH COLLEGE FRESHME HOWARD R MCVEY ALDERSON W VA ANSFL M MILLER 1175 Somerset Plate P H ROANORP li VA JAMFS R MILLFR IJANVILLI W VA RALPH C MORRIS 5UMMIRsvILII W VA SAM B MORTCJN 361 lroquons Place HLAVLR Pl' NNA JOSEPH PALUMBO 100 Chestnut St BFAVIR PENNA CHARLES PITTS ELK HILL, VA PAUL E PRILLAMAN WILLIAM ESTEL PUGH ALDFRSON W VA X FORREST RICKFTTS ll Osborne Ave Catonsvllle IIAIIIMORF 78 MII JOSFPH RILIY NORTON W VA NIIL ROBISON MAN W VA -457613 RO V.ERTE, W. VA. - I J, . ' U -0 ' I , tx HJ 1 ' , . . COLLEGE FRESHME HAROLD C QAWYFRS 177W 17th Sr HUNTINGTON vc VA JIM SMYRNFS 1508 Centenn al MCKFESPORT PFNNA EMMETT G STALEY HOLDEN W VA THOMAS E SWINDALL BADEN VA Box 21 CARETTA, W VA ROBERT A WAID FINCASTLE, VA CHARLES L WILLIAMS MAN, W VA CHARLES WISE Park H1115 HUNTINGTON, W VA JOHN WRIGHT 91 S Roosevelt Ave COLUMBUS OHIO JOHN T YOUNG 700 LEWIS St CALDWELL OHIO JAMES W YOUNG CLENDENIN, vc VA WILLIAM H WHITMAN MAN xx VA LEWIS I ZEIGLER DUBLIN VA 77 J'- J JACK P. TURNER ICE CADETS by HENRY FALK C joe Cadet ua! a regular page 9 fealare m GREEN BRIFRS By vote of the com pamey, me joer were releeterl or thu page J MARTIN WARD, Baud Martrn harls from Montcoal W Va but was born rn Krmball same state He came here last year as a hrgh school yunror During hrs two years at The Brrer he has played hours and hours on the clarrnet He rs 5 ft 8LQ rn tall werghs 1237 pounds rn hrs stockrng feet he wears socks and has green eyes Although not a tall man he has a remarkably good burld Martrn served on the Intercompany Sports Council He rs greatly Interested rn sports so rt was no surprrse when he went out last fall and made the varsrty team The year before he starred for the Colonels In the summer he has worked as helper wrth an engrneerrng company rn Montcoal XVhenever you hear Howdy Son' you can make a pretty accurate guess that It rs Sprke ROBERT GONANO, Co A Bob was born rn Prttsburgh Penna where he lrved for one year He has spent most of rt rn Bluefield W Va Thrs rs Bobs fourth year at the Brrer He rs half senror half college he tells us Bob has been rn Company A all four years and now wears the buttons of a second lreutenant He pornts to A as the best company rn the bat talron Well rt would be too bad for a company ofiicer rf he drdnt feel that way' Bob rs also qurte actrye rn rntercompany sports He played on the 6 men and 11 men football teams for Co A Bob rs a booster for baseball he rs out for the varsrty and hopes to make the traveling squad Bob would lrke to go to Bluefield College next year He plans to study rndustrral engrneerrng When school lets out ffree week ends and Chrrstmasb racrng from school to Bluefield rs one of Bobs favorrte sports PETER GAWTHROP C0 B Pete Gawthrop also known as Muscles came to us from hrs home town Clothrer W Va rn 1946 He stacks up exactly 5 fr IOLQ Inches tall trps the scale at 140 lbs and rs now a blond wrth the ard of peroxrde Cthese blonds we see runnrng around clarm Well rt breaks the monotony' J and has blue eyes Pete has a pretty srster at the College but says that he doesnt go along wrth any of the grrls over there except hrs srster On top of that he clarms he doesnt even have a grrl back home to stay true blue to lrke a lot of the boys I know around here Last summer Pete went to France where he says he had a very good trme Pete rs qurte actrve rn school sports and has played two years of basketball and football He rooms rn the quret and peaceful Surte 000 whrch rs drrectly above Mar Turleys apartment I wondered why they were so quret there' Pete hopes to follow rn hrs fathers footsteps by takrng up dentrstry He plans to attend the Unrv of Maryland I am sure we all hope that Pete makes rt and comes out on top wrth flying colors and flying teeth RALPH MORRIS, Co C Ralph was born rn Summersvrlle W Va and has spent hrs lrfe so far amrd the green hrlls of Nrcholas County He came here rn 1945 and rs now takrng frrst year college work A three year Co C man he has worked up from lowly prrvate to second lreutenant He played on hrs company s 6 man football team and also drd well rn the pool turnament Durrnr., the summer he drrves new cars and trucks from Charleston and Detrort to Summersvrlle for hrs father He also drrves a coal truck for a strrp mrnrng company Ralph plans to return to Greenbrrer next year After that he may attend W V U and study Busrness Admrnrstratron Hrs favorrte teams Baseball St Lours Cardrnals Basketball Kentucky Football-Cleveland Rams Ralph has a slo an whrch shows you hrs fathers busrness Frght out of ten say De Soto Erght out often say De Soto again And rf rt steers lrke a truck rt rsnt a G M C FRANK MARTIN Lo D Frank first yelled rn Radford Va where he has spent hrs years to date wrth the exceptron of the last three when he has been a cadet at the Brrer Call hrm Ezre Frank yorned the corps rn 1945 and rs now a College Sophomore He goes all out for sports and has partrcrpated rn about everythrng thrs year He rs a regular on the Colonel basketball team In the sprrng he plays golf and tennrs During the vacatron months Frank works as a grease monkey rn a lrllrng statron owned by hrs father H also does a lot of travelrng and has been all over the Mrddle Atlantic States When Frank Hnrshes hrs schoolrng here he plans to attend Vrrgrnra Tech over rn Blacksburg to take up Busrness Admrnrstratron PETER TODEBUSH Q0 E Pete sometrmes called Mrlte was born rn Madras Indra where he spent the first five years of hrs lrfe But dont let thrs fool you Pete rs a Unrted States crtrzen Hrs father rs sales manager of Standard Vacuum Orl rn Indra Pete s first vrew of the Unrted States came rn 1957 when hrs mother and father brought Pete and hrs brother to thrs country Pete spends hrs summers rn Manhasset Long Island N Y wrth hrs aunt as hrs parents are strll In Indra When Pete goes to Indra he travels by shrp and the last trme he made the trrp was rn 1941 However he was out before that fatal day of December 7 1941 Thrs rs Peres second year here In 1946 he was erghth grader Pete rs a lrvely partrcrpant rn sports +I 78 l . . , 1 L i - , . , I . , . 1 ' - , . , , . . , . ., , , . , e , . . . , V. 7 1 , . . 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' 7,15 -F -gat-..? .x',:.,,A.. . - t See you on Mathews Flelel. 57 -fxii-Q 'ff-5, - ia n' za , s+3-qzi b x J 1,,':f,- ':':,,53:I,.': I X . -fi-fl 0 1 - QF! ?i12L1 jA1lS?ff?f'f1- i-5-353331. '3 -. Pi I '.7:i'I':,'-irr:.?l ff: ff K ' '112:2?3i if .15-T'-2'5s f1fle'f72 '5i 5 A. s ',i'fEf3fl 'L Q. 5.21:-war 3 Q -A Q '- f:,.-32, ' 5552: ss ff. , -fe'effg-12- - ' a .1-V .e . I 1 l , A e ., 1f,f'fAg?'g,j,f ' 4i:'fg'1'.-4f-,f5'- u T,-fi?-lift -Fig: , , ., V. , r lj' Y ' ,r 73 'fflk' ' ' pl' v. I LJ I ,KI '? ma.-1. A'-L-1' f-1 ,- t ' ' 'sz--.Ll V 25 5, QAM-,H ' Gt e Q1-... A 9 .' iv. - .. .k,, Q ?:- -- ' f . 'Hr xi? ,ff .4 it- 15 ATHLETIC DIRECTCRY MAJ. R. M. HARRIS ..,......... Athletic Director 'T' MAJ. D. P. BARTHOLOMEW ......,...., Afsirtant Athletic Director, Captain Football, Aisirtant Bafketball, Track lWA.I. C. E. T URLEY ,.......,.......,....... Football CAPT. JOI-IN M. HUNT ,..,................ Bafeball, Asfirtant Football CAPT. AL MORGAN .......... Bafketball. Midget Football, Tennir CAPT. JAMES E. REYNOLDS ...... Colonel Foot- Sbmuw, ball, Captain Barketball, Intereompany ' Sporti CAPT. RICHARD H. STATEN ............ Auiitant Football, Golf, Colonel Bafketball CAPT. WM. SCIEINIER .......... Midget Bareball MISS JEAN ANN WARDEN Oak Hill, West Virginia LT.-COL. JAMES B. BONHAM ......,....... Tennir M SGT. C. C. CONYERS ............. ....... R ifle M, 'SGT. Coy S. DRAKE .......................... Rifle CAPT. ROBERT CUNNINGHAM ........ Fencing MAJ. J. W. BENJAMIN .... Atbletie Pnblicity Our Coaches-Hunt, Reynolds, Drake, Conyers, Bonham, Morgan, Turley, Staten, Schnier, Bartholo- mewg M.lSgt. C. C. Conyers, Rifle Teamg MfSgt. Coy S. Drake, Rifle Team .. . I. Frmzl Run: SAM IVIORTON iAsst. Mgry, McClung, Linkenauger, Campbell, Piercy, Pugh. Coffman, Morton, C., Car rico, Carson, Hatfield, B., I-Ioclc, Miller, j., Jeffries lMgr.1 Second Roux CAPTAIN DICK STATEN lAsst. Coachl, Major C. E. Turley ll-lead Coach J , Palumbo. Lyon, Mize, Staley Critchfield, McVey, Branyan, Riley, Hall, C., Irons, W., Captain john M. Hunt 4Asst. Coach! Thin! Rott: Taylor, Prillaman, Sawyers, I-Iibbitts, Schultz, Clark. Irons, J., Leach, Johnson, Smyrnes, McGuire, Wartl Lobban. with tba I FIGHTING CADETS Greenbrier ...... 26-Elon jayvees ..........s.,......... Greenbrier ...... 21-Hampden-Sydney jayvees.. Greenbrier.. O-Fork Union Mil. Academy Greenbrier ...... 0-Staunton Military Academy.. Greenbrier.. 7--Virginia Tech Jayvees ....... . Greenbrier.. 6-Augusta Military Academy.. Greenbrier.. 0-V. M. I. Jayvees ............... . Greenbrier ...... I5-Culver Military Academy.. INIAFI. R. M. HARRIS Greenbrier.. 73 Opponents ...... .... . Athletic Director Won 3-Lost 5 -if si x:--- 7 6 7 28 I3 12 2 7 82 RIGHT HALFS Left zo Right-CAMPBELL, HATFIELD. B., Hmrsrrs, CARSON LEFT HALFS AUGER. COFFMAN, MILLER HOCK RESUM ' G. M. S., 27-ELON JAYVEES. I3 The fighting cadet varsity celebrated the opening of the 1947 season on Mathews field Sept. 27, downing the hard righting Elon College jayvee team 27 to 13. After staving oi? an Elon bid following an early Greenbrier fumble, the cadets put on a march which culminated in six points as Piercy tossed a bullet-like pass to Branyan, who held the ball in spite of the determined efforts of an Elon defensive man and stepped across the final chalk line. Morton place kicked the extra point, the ball hitting the bar and bouncing over. The North Carolinians came back swiftly, Cook flipping a long lateral to Siler, who tossed 38 yards downrield to Capt. Kozakewich for the score. Siler passed to Drew for the extra point. With consecutive long gains by Deadweight Taylor and Bones Carrico picking up yardage in a downtield drive, Greenbrier struck back to send Ralph Miller around end on a climax run and went into a I3 to 6 lead. On the final play of the lirst half. Clark Morton brought the fans to their feet as he broke --if 82 Eif- Lefz to Rigbz - LINKEN- R E S U M IS-continued through the line on a quick opening play and eluded Elon tacklers to run N9 yards for the third touchdown. Campbell booted the point and the Big Green went ahead Z0-' at halftime. The cadets scored again in the third quarter when Lyons recovered an Elon fumble and Morton went seven yards for the final touchdown. jerry Staley kicked the point. The two teams battled on fairly even terms throughout the final quarter as Coach Turley substituted freely. A Fumbles by both teams were recovered by their opponents, providing plenty of action as Elon tried hard to take advantage of all breaks and close the gap. In the last few minutes of the period the visitors added another tally, after W'igmnre fell on a cadet fumble on the 55. Silver tossed a beautiful 35-yard touchdown pass to Drew, Drew, end. and O'Brien, fullback, were outstanding for Elon in the line. Grcenhrier's players gave a good account of themselves in the opener and it would be unfair to put the spotlight on a single individual. However the two Joes. Palumbo and Riley. showed up especially well in the local line. G' Li' S 21'-HAMPDENSYDNEY JR' VARSITY' 6 Coacher-Head Coach, lNfAjOR C. E. TURLEYQ Backfield , . . C h,C .R.H.S T QL' C h, CAPTAI The Fighting Cadets won their second game over the Hampden- Cac APT J- TIL? 33.1121-,JTIHC Oac N Sidney Jayvees Z l -6. The Cadets fumbled early in the first period but managed to hold the Tigers for downs and took over on the 50. With George Piercy throwing the passes and Joe Riley snagging them, the Cadets moved the ball to the Tiger 14. They drew a penalty, but on the next play Craig Campbell lugged the ball over for the hrst score. Staley kicked the extra point and GMS lCcl 7-U. The visitors snapped back, scoring on a Cadet fumble on the Tiger 29. They began an aerial attack and moved steadily until they hit pay dirt. GMS led 7-6 at the half. The third quarter was replete with fumbles by both teams. In the last period the Cadets launched an offensive drive which yielded three touchdowns, one of which was nullified by a penalty. Piercy tossed to Riley for the first and Tom McClung turned end for the second. jerry Staley kicked both extra points. LEFT GUARDS Left In Right-Saxvveas. I.YoN. Iizoivs. XV. RIGHT GUARDS Left Io Riglvl - XVARIJ. CLARK. I.ois1i.aN ENDS Left zo Rigbf-BRANYAN, SCHULTZ, RILEY, STALEY, LEACH, MCVEY R E S U M E-continued FORK UNION, 7-GREENBR1ER,ll Playing under the arcs on the Lewisburg High Athletic Field, Greenbrier lost a 7-0 decision to Fork Union Military Academy when Waldron plunged over on the second attempt from the one- yard line midway in the second quarter. The score was set up when Joe Yost recovered a fumble on the 50 and Schatz passed to Catelli. Pass interference was ruled on the play and FUMA took immediate advantage of the break. Yost kicked the point. Fork Union had scored early in the first quarter when an early pass interception in their territory took the ball to the 3 and a line plunge carried over, but a backfield-in-motion penalty nullified the touchdown. Greenbrier then held and punted out of danger. A quick kick by Yost after Fork Union stopped a Greenbrier drive on their 30 broke up a local march later in the game. Ralph Miller almost broke loose around end but a shoe-string tackle by the FUMA safety man pulled him down. Craig Campbell stopped a sure touchdown when 195-lb. fullback Yost took a pass down the mid- dle and had clear going for the goal except for 148-lb. Campbell, who made a beautiful tackle on the 20. The game was hard fought all the way. Each team had 5 first downs. Each team made 3 first downs in the hrst half, Greenbrier added 3 more to total 6 against FUMA 5 for the game. Greenbrier gained 106 yards rushing against 83, but lost 61 against 15. The locals completed 3 of 10 passes for 55 yards and FUMA completed 2 of 5 for 56 yards. Greenbrier recovered 4 of 6 FUMA fumbles and the visitors recovered both -Photo by Don Will: of the GMS fumbles. Both miscues came at costly times, one setting up the pass on which interference was ruled. Fork Union ran back punts 20 yardsg GMS, 29 yards. The visitors punted 4 times for an average of 37M yards per try, while Greenbrier punted 5 times and averaged 33 yards. Fork Union drew 6 penalties totaling 60 yardsg GMS 3 for 15. Rough Going! f 3v R E S U M ld-continued Ball, Walrtin, Yost, Hoke and Love started for Fork Union. Blake and Prillaman might be singled out in the local line, although the team played good ball all the way. Prillaman, however, was all over the field playing a splendid de- fensive game. Taylor, Miller and other hard working GMS backs showed to good advantage. S. M. A., 25-GREENBRIER. 0 One of our traditional rivals, Staunton Military Academy, enjoyed the taste of a victory dish in Virginia October 18, when the Hilltoppers trounced the Fighting Cadets to the tune of 25-0. The victory came as a sweet revenge for the licking handed the Blue and Gold by the West Virginians last season, wrote Jimmy' Thacker in the Staunton, Va., Evening Leader. That proved to be the only blemish on an otherwise perfect Staunton grid campaign, Too, the triumph gave Staunton a decided 5-3 edge in the series between the two strong schools that was re- sumed in N258 after the lapse of several years. Two of the contests have ended in scoreless ties, both within the past five years. Staunton recovered three of four Greenbrier fumbles, one of them setting up the last touchdown in the final quarter. The winners made 12 first downs against -i and 204 yards on the ground and 89 in the air to Greenbrier's 42 via the airways and a net of only -i on ground plays. Greenbrier got into Staunton territory four times once when Leach recovered Tom Dandelet's fumble of a punt on the 18. Horvath recovered a fumble by GMS two plays later to end that threat. lt was a scoreless ball game for most of the first quarter, but toward its close Mont Linkenauger kicked out of bounds on the Greenbrier -15. Capt. Bob Spears, who starred constantly, skirted right end for the first touchdown. Following the second half kickoff, Taylor returned Speats's boot lei yards to the 2-i. Unable to gain, Greenbrier booted to Dandelet on the Staunton 50 and he came back 15 yards. After a series of line plays, Dandelet raced 26 yards to the 7 where he was forced out of bounds. Nevens skipped over from there and Waters passed to Wilhelm for the point. Morton passed 9 yards to Taylor after Campbell had gained a few yards through the strong SMA line, and GMS knocked off a first down to the 54. Carrico was tossed for a 6-yard loss as SMA backs broke through. an aerial was incomplete and Schwender intercepted a pass on the SMA 45. Tom Dandelet broke into the clear over the right side and made the most beautiful run of the day, through a host of would-be tacklers, for 55 yards to pay dirt, but an offside penalty nullified the touchdown. However, Dandelet romped 49 yards to score six plays later. Dandelet broke loose from the 49, was almost stopped, but he went all the way for the third touchdown, and less than three minutes later Horvath recovered a fumble as the third quartet ended. On the first play of the final quarter Waters emerged miraculously from a host of green-jerseyed tacklers, let go an aerial that Wilhelm took in on the twelve and carried 10 more yards before being pushed out on the 2. Tommy Woolsey', a Hawaiian lad, went off guard for the touchdown. Greenbrier ground out 2 first downs against I showing plenty of fight, but was unable to get through SMA defense, and Dahlgreen intercepted Cof'fman's pass as the game ended. Staunton sports writers picked Bill Irons, joe Riley, Ralph Miller, Mont Linkenauger, and Paul Prillaman as standouts for the hard fighting GMS eleven. V.M.I., 2-G.M.S., 0 VMI won a close one from the Cadets when George Piercy was tackled behind the goal line while trying to return a VMI punt. The game was fea- tured by long aerials and good running which kept the fans at a fever heat throughout the game. After scoring on the TACKLE5 Ca-lets the visitors were Left lu Right-HALL. PALUMBO. IRoNs. J., BLAKE. CRITCHFIELD. Muze. Ssnizxes eff 85 213-- 4-11. 'Q nhl' ,afpsul-v1 3nnw '6 -tv Wk Maw il Surzel Hip, rn Atlmn' RE SU ME contmued drrven deep rnto therr own terrrtory and Greenbrrer kept the play there but was unable o score The Vrrgrnrans threatened rn the closrng moments of the game as they opened up wrth long aerrals The outstanding play came when Coley passed to Haye who lateraled to Eggleston puttrng the ball on the Greenbrter 70 Mont Lrnkenauger and Duck Coffman were very good rn the Back held Mont made many nrce runs whrle Coffman drd the puntrng chores and got off some excellent krcks AUGUSTA 1 G M S 7 On November 1 the Trghtmg Cadets traveled to Fort Dehance Va to play the powerful Vtr gmra Prep School champrons and fell 13 7 for therr fourth loss of the season The afternoon was blue and cold as the Cadets marched on the held for a game whrth experts knew would be mp and tuck all the way Green brrer trayeled to Augusta rn an attempt to re bound from a 7 0 defeat by VMI rn the pre vrous game On the other hand Augusta was out to avenge a -47 0 defeat they received at Mathews Freld last year The hrst half found both teams threatenmg several trmes but nerther had the punch to score as defense was the plan of the day for both coaches The runnrng of Lrnkenauger Campbell and Carrrco looked good but they could not break away for touchdowns The second half found an entrrely drfferent ball game The Augusta krckoff went to the Greenbrrer 15 where Campbell recerved and revers d the ball to Mrller who took If up the mrddle and cut to the srdelrnes for pay drrt Staley krcked the extra pornt and the Cadets led 7 0 Augusta then took to the arr Hushebeck threw a 40 yard pass rnto the end zone for the hrst touchdown The conversron was good and Augusta was back rn the ball game A few mrnutes later Hushebeck threw another pass for the second touchdown CENTERS Lefz nr Riqbf-JOHNSON. MCGUIRIQ PRILLAMAN FULLBACKS Left m Rigb!-lVlCCI-UNG. CARRICO MORTON. TAYLOR Q. BACKS Left ro Rigbl--PUGH. PIERCY MANAGERS Lefz fo Righz-jsrrrues MORTON, S. RESUMIS -continued Riley and Miller looked good in the backlield, while Lyon, Hall, and Irons stood out on the line. Allen and jack Hushebeck sparked the Virginians to victory. V. P. I., I3-G. M. S., 7 The game opened with Clark Morton's fifty-yard kickoff to Kil- gore, who plunged to the twenty-yard stripe. Tech started to roll with Neel, Kilgore, and Casto leading the attack. Bill Irons, cadet guard, fell on Kilgore's fumble to stop the drive. A few plays later, led by Bob Coffman, Clark Morton, and Mont Linkenauger, the Fighting Cadets began to drive toward the goal. Linkenauger ran 61 yards to the Tech one-yard stripe as the quarter ended. The Tech defense tightened and threw Greenbrier back to the seven. Ralph Miller, on a reverse, turned in for the local touch- LETTER MEN Center:-Bob johnson, Bob McGuire, Paul Prillaman Guards-Bill Irons, Charlie Lobban, Bill Lyons, Clayton Sawyers Tackle:-john Blake, Clark Hall, joe Palumbo, jerry Staley Ends-Bob Branyan, Gene Leach, joe Riley, Tom Schultz Back:-Craig Campbell, Dick Carrico, Jack Carson, Bob Coffman, Mont Linkenauger, Ralph Miller, Clark Morton, George Piercy, Dave Taylor. Manager-Charles Jeffries down. Steamer Staley kicked the extra point and G. M. S. led seven to nothing, Spruhan took Staley's kickoff and was downed im- mediately on the 7. Led by Wookey' and Kilgore, the Gobblers took the ball to the twenty. Kilgore threw a pass to Casto in the end zone for the touchdown. Raugh intercepted Linkenaugers pass and a series of plays took the ball to the 15. Another pass to Casto in the end zone accounted for the winning touchdown. The second half was nip and tuck all the way. It was climaxed by jerry Staley, toss of a beautiful pass to Riley in the last few minutes of the game, but Riley just couldn'r hang on to it. Riley and Palumbo sparked the line while Linkenauger and Miller played well in the back field. G. M. S., I3-CULVER. 7 Greenbrier Military Schools Fighting Cadet Var- sity lived up to its name on the afternoon of Novem- ber I5, in Culver, Indiana, to end the Green and White season with a I5-7 victory over the well coached Culver Flying Squadron The game was played in the rain on a muddy field. but coaches Turley, Hunt, and Staten as well as Coach Oliver, the Culver mentor, and his assistants, saw their charges disregard bad weather and thrill fans with long runs and dipsy-do aerials All three scores in the game were of a stand-up-and-cheer variety, with Culver taking to the air in the final quarter in a des- perate attempt to pull the fat out of the fire and hit- ting pay dirt on a fifty-yard forward pass snatched by the runner and carried another thirty yards for a scoring play of eighty yards. After the two teams battled through a scoreless first half, Deadweight Taylor carried the second half opening kickoff all the way, going through the entire lC07lfiI1Il6'L1 mi Page 921 Preparing for Barrie ff! KNEELING Coach Reymldr FRONT Row Greenzalzf Vargo SECOND Row Schrader Robinson I Wright j Cum Gazzthrop ll oolaej Harkleroad Su ope THIRD Row Pail' Barnet! Zeek Grarrer Hagar FOURTH Row Lozeyoy Harrzngton Berry W Ferguson Chmfm Lozell H COLO EL FCOTBALL The Colonels opened September 18 losrng a hard fought game rn Meadow Brrdge 6 7 The game ended mth the cadets on the MB 2 yard lrne The strong Covrngton Hrgh team ran xnto an upset on Mathews F1eld the Colonels vunnrng 6 0 before a record crowd for a 1un1or v1rs1ty game here Greenbank handed the Colonels a 26 6 setback Rupert took another close one 1n Rup rt f 0 Nlght l1fe was the cure for the loslng streak as the Colonels beat Cowan Hrgh 7 0 rn Cowan The Ronceverte Bulldogs out for revenge for last years upset trounced the Colonels Sb 0 1n Ronceverte The Colonels dovxned a good Valley Hxgh team from Hot Sprrngs Va 76 0 Ab Cury at guard got rnto the scorlng wrth a surprlse touchdown The Colonels closed the season as Zeek regular halfback led a sustalned drrve for 1 7 0 wln over Beckley Junlor Hlgh Usual starters rncluded Berry and Ferguson ends Cury and Greenzalrs guards Chrlsty Ind Sxxope tackles Pack center Woolsey 7eek Marnhout and Lovell backs Subs vshosm plenty of actron rncluded Vargo Hugus Wrrght Robrnson Grasser Harrmgton Loveloy Schn rder Har Lleroad Gavxthrop and Rob1nson Wfon v Lost D 1 38 r 1 . ' : ', . 2 ' . A , ' ' . . ' ' ' I 1 I ' - 'W if r J ' - V 1 ' 1 1 'J' 4 1 . f l 1 ' . U . . 7 - s a --' 7' r' 1 . ' I c Y . . Y I . , 7 . 7. . . 1 . 5 L - ' 2 7 ' ' - . ' e , under the lights, jack Marnhout starring. y , , . 3 1 . ' . 1 ' ' ' ' Y '. - - . e 7 I 7 . . Y . 4 . 1 , 5 A 1 I . 2 - ' . . Y 1 1 - 1 , Q 1 1 y 7 1 3 . 2 ' 1 ' ' Q ' 1 Q v 4 y , Q ' f ' 2 ' ' A . . .Y . . . Q. I - s v 1 v v g - 1 Y Q ' 1 V v I ' , - ...yi ll.- CAPTAIN FOOTB LL Per,tm1r1el.' I.. If.. Dazil, D..' Hall, r1.5 BlJ'U!1U.' llvarllef. I.. T.. ll allace.' lllCCllfL'l7ill. L. G., Haxef: Slnarl: Mara. D. C., jarretlg jrmef, D.: McClellan. R. G., jouex. R.: Azfeni. R. T., Harper: Floyd: Camilla. R. li., Perilumo. j.: Slug: Rolwlellamlo. Q. B.. Hull: Harrif. Sanderf. F. B., Milli. Grave. L. H.. Hamziltuu, If.: Peeplef. R. H., Kumzer. D. P. Bartlmlrmzeu, Cnaflr: Bob Fierro, Aniftant Coach: Sbumate, Manager. SCHEDULE Willizimsbtirg High School ....... ..... K J Captains Lewisburg High J. V ...... ....,.. . . 0 Captains Covington jr. Hi .....,.... .. 0 Captains Hinton H. S. V ...... .,... 2 0 Captains Beckley jr. Hi ........... ..... 1 9 Captains Ronccverte jr. Var ...... .. 6 Captains Covington Jr. Hi .......... .......................... .,... l 9 Captains Hinton jr. Var ............ ..................................... l 8 Captains Played H-Won 5-Lost 3-Tied 2-Percentage 500 ScoRiNG Name TOIlCl90ll'l7J Mills ........ . ....... 7 Hamilton .... .. 2 Peeples ........... .. 3 Pcrdomo, .. 2 Hull ........., . ,, l Stag ,... ,. 2 17 x 6 Opponents' points, 82 Exfra Poinli 4 0 l l l 0 is 102 plus 7 Touchowns scored by: Running, 10g Runback punts and Kickoff, 2g Passes, 5 Extra Points: Running, 45 Place Kicks, 3 QMillsJ ., l8 .. 19 .. 0Tie .. 6 .. l9Tic .. 20 .. I5 .. I4 Total 46 I2 19 13 7 12 is 109 total FRONT Row: Hull, Grace, Perdomo. I.: Harper. jonef, R.: Jarrett, Hagex, W'allace, Daz'i5. B.: Milly, Sanderf. SECOND Row: Hamilmr1.F.gHarrix,Stagg,Floyd, Wig Marra, D.: jonef. D.: Aveni, Canidy, Bixono, Kgzer, Peeplei. THIRD ROW: Major D. P. Bartlwlomezz' 4CachJ,' Turner,A.,' Robledano. Rodriguez, McLellan. Stewart. Griffen, Hall, A.: Salrati, Shumate 4Mgr.1 1 . I t 'f ' x t .gg . f N . ?' -5... . IDGET FGOTBALL Mrd ets Mrdgets Mldgets MldgSIS Totals Ramelle Grades Lewrsburg Jumors Ramelle Grades Levusburg jumors As you may deduce from the scores the Mldgets had hard gomg as far as wlnmng was concerned They were con srstently up against much larger and heavxer boys especlally m the second Ramelle game They reached a peak m the second Lewrsburg., game barely losmg out by one touchdown whxch Lewlsburg had plenty of trouble scorxng Coaches Al Morgan and Ralph Mrller taught these younger cadets plenty of football fundamentals and the season was lots of fun for all Izndr Haddad E Rrchmond R Henderson and Mott D Tackles Brown Moldovan Helmrck Yablonskl Caardr Salamy Marra W Crrgger Centerr Hornsby Moorej Quarterbackr Todebush P Spenskl jones I. Wrlght R Halfbafkr Haddad G Dosrer Martm E Qunck fThe Mrdgets used two QBs mstead of an FBJ IRONT Row Moll D Fleldr Mamn E loner L Doner Helmzck SpenJk1 Haddad G SICOND ROW Btauzaur Sezple Hornrbg Richmond Quick Moldozan Helmzrk D ilhzrra W THIRD ROW Bean J ll ugh! R Beard Henderson Salamg Haddad F jarrell Hllgrj 90 lf- ' g ..................., 0- ' .... . nbppb 0- . . . nbpbb O- . 0 , I 7 . 7 Y , . . Y . 1 l -Q , -1 l , - 1 1 1 s l sl - 1 1 , - , . -- , .1 ' , , -1 ' - I . . 1' . ' . . ' . , ' . . , -V , , -y , 1, .V 1 '3 f: f ' .' ' 5 ' ,' ' ,' ' 5 . . V ' . - 4 V- . , ,. ., V , .. , , . , .., r51,1sst elif . if b Y inf 'Q' N J. 1 ' I il' i KNEELING: Young, I.: Mott, I.: Taylor. STANDING: Coarh Morgan: Morton. C.: Ford. C.,' Pugh: Berry. LW.: Ferguron Hatfield. j..' Riley' Vargo: Irony. lV..' Manager Car-1 THE COURT Greenbrier ........ .... Greenbrier .,...... .... Greenbrier ....,.i. .... Greenbrier ....... .... Greenbrier ...,,.. ,... Greenbrier .....,. ..., Greenbrier ,..,... .... Greenbrier ....... .... Greenbrier ....... .... Greenbrier ,...... .,,. Greenbrier ,..,... .,,. Greenbrier ...,.,. ,... Greenbrier ...i,.. ..,. Greenbrier .,.,.,. ..,.. Greenbrier ...,,.. ..,,. Greenbrier ..,.,., ...,. Greenbrier .,...., ..... Greenbrier ,...,.. ,... Greenbrier ,.,.,.. ..... Greenbrier .,.,.,. ,.,.. Greenbrier i.... .. Greenbrier ,......,,.,......... ..... 39- 60- Richwood ..........,. Pineville ..........,,,..,. 50-Blueheld College ....., 61-W. 84 L. Freshmen .,,..... 61-V. M. I. Freshmen ,,..i, 72-Hot Springs A. C .....,. 52-Beckley .,.............,..............,, 49- Mullens ............,,...,...,....,,,,,.,,,, i.,., 5-4-Augusta Military Academy .,,i,,.,,,l.l... 67- 31 45 58- 54 54 V. M. I. Freshmen ..........,,.................. Bluefield College ,........,..........., ..,.. 70-Charleston Senior Reds ....... 44 70 57 44 63 65 Athens ..............,,..........,, -Fork Union M. A ........., V. P. I. Freshmen .........,..... Athens ......................,......,.... A .. Staunton Military Academy ....... .... , W. V. U. Freshmen 1Overtime1. .... . Massanutten Military Academy ......e... -Staunton Military Academy .........,,.,. Massanutten Military Academy ...... -August Military Academy ...,........,,.... Totals-Greenbrier ......,.. ...... 1 191 Opponents ..................,.. .... . 1049 Won 15, Lost 7 --.R 91 P..- fi 7 BASKETBALL SCORING SUMMARY w f Pours 1:11il.Dl10Al.S Shot Per- Shot Per- Points Player at Made cent at Made cent Scored Taylor . ,.,,., 5,1 58 704 278 91 SSH 226 Vargo 27 12 A161-1 65 28 ,151 68 Ferguson ,,.,..,,.. 97 71 752 285 105 551 277 Hatfield ,.,.......,, 80 39 -188 254 71 279 181 Young .,..,. 100 411 410 196 -18 2-15 157 Irons .,.. ,,,,.. I 15 29 -1-16 185 62 535 155 Riley ..., 59 16 410 92 26 285 68 Ford .... 20 8 400 52 -1 125 16 Pugh l1,21., 1..1,1 1 1 9 645 63 16 25.1 41 Berry ..,,,,,.,..,.. 6 5 500 15 3 200 9 Campbell .,...... 2 1 500 1 1 1000 5 Lyons 1 0 000 3 0 000 000 Morton .,,,,, 15 6 ,ma 28 6 2141 18 Mm, J. ,1.1,11 2 1 moo 5 2 667 6 Lovall, H. ..... 5 2 667 5 0 000 2 Duncan ,,,,,,,,, 0 0 000 7 2 286 A1 Season Total ,,,, 525 277 52S'I4 1512 ,166 50892 1209 Y-Cmufvilt-rf lay Maj. D. P. Burfhulrmzezz. Ant. Atb. Dir R E S U M B-continued Culver team. getting hne blocking from his mates as he sped for the first touchdown. Staley's kick for extra point was no good. lt was Staleys first miss of the year. Morton tried a twenty-yard placement in the same period, but it did not come off. Cmzchef Jlnrgazz and Barllmlomeu' Talk It Over Campbell took matters into his own hands later in the quarter, fiifing SiXIY 5'11HlS I0 SCOFHH-5 fvffiwfy. and going through the line a play or two later to score. However, the play was nullified by a penalty. A few plays later Campbell went over for the second touchdown. This time Staley's kick was perfect and G. M. S. le.l 13 to nothing. Then came the fourth quarter thriller when Culver made it 15 to 7. From there on out Greenbrier managed to hold its lead despite the good ef1'orts of the Culver team, The Culver trip was one the team will long remember. Greenbrier had to come from behind against Richwood, in a pre-Christmas game played without much practice, but eked out a 39-56 victory. Pineville proved easier. Bluefield College had too much for us this year, won two games. Greenbrier walloped the W. 64 L. Frosh in a close one, going away in the last quarter. The V. M. 1. Frosh and 1-lot Spring A. C. were not too diH1cult, but Beckley trounced us on their court in a game where our boys just couldn't do anything right. We snapped back to beat Mullens. a team that had given Beckley a hard fight, by a big margin, then trounced Augusta and Massanutten. tradi- tional rivals. R111 Vargo Jcorel' for Greenbrier after Date Tayilufr quick pun' Lr?'1 rER MEN-1948 Bill Berry jack Ferguson Todd Ford james Hatfield Bill Irons Clark Morton Bill Pugh joe Riley Dave Taylor Roy Vargo james Young Abe Cury f Mgr. The V. M. l. Freshmen took us across in Lexing- ton in a rough battle, and Staunton handed us the worst defeat in the basketball rivalry between the two schools. We beat Massanutten and Augusta on the same trip. We easily ran up a score on the Reds. Athens was not much trouble for the Green and Vifhite. Wie were happy to defeat an honored rival. FUMA. The V. P. I. Gobblers were too ,, ,.,.,, x Ami CIJRY, .lltzriqigcr hot to handle, but we won another from Athens. Then came a thrill-packed game here. We beat S. M. A., 'ettin' hot at the foul line, for their I ss 5 first defeat by a preparatory or high school in two years and their only loss of the current season ex- ce t one to the Nav' Plebes. It was a bit: nightf P . 5 . t t And to rove it was no accident, we carried the P . XVVU Frosh into an extra period and lost by an eyelash. BILL BERRY JACK FERGUsoN Toon Forum JIMMY HATFIIELIJ BILI IRONS U pu, wfwn ' mamma- -' H , A. .Q 2 ,pw -M Q-wk: I AQ - 1 3 - 58. W H g ' ivnnivhn .ff- v Nbr ,gs uf .1 as 'E ew fa 'I 'x an U fx. 4. xy' If .M 52 1 1 4 g f M b -A 7: 725 k -In , Q6 uvmwafgwqw-BM . A . COLO LH, Colonels Colonels Colonels Colonels Colonels Colonels H1llsb0r0 Ramelle Ve Anste 1d Beckley .IV Covmgton Rfunelle V S BASKETBALL L Coloncls Cole ntls C,0l0ntls Colontls Wann 7 La st 6 Anstt ul T xlcott Lr1cht0n I-I1llsh0r0 57 The Coloncls met fg,00d 0pp0s1t10n hld 1n In and but stxsen Thu wan and los some thr1lltrs The 35 74 vxctory over prev10usly undefelt cl Crlchten xx IS 1 wld eyed glmt The 57 59 loss to in outstftndlng CONIHEIOH teln xx ts 1150 1h1 h llght All 1n all the Colonels provxded plenty of bang up 1ct1en for thelr fcllovt ers Lovell Munn Duncan, Greenzalxs and Bou started mmy of the games RNFFLING Cnarh Staten IIRST Row Pnfzmg llzllr Alarfzu f llouft B011 R Murrow Y Dnmuz SFLOND Row Dunn Lozell H Cram 41115 Ma agar juucf R Cazztlarnp l 41951:- 5S-- ' 55 l ' A , ., 26- 'z , 61 56- ' J 40 Q 1 - ,, L, 56- 1 -13 55- 2 42 in I ,, 26-- 'I , ff 53- ' 'Y 42 1 ., 45- ' 54 52- ' 52 -- -Y-- Colonels .,eVw,,,,e,. 35-Crichton t,..e 54 Tctnls ,,,,ee ,l,,e,, Q 379 458 42- .' j I9 '- 1 ' ' ' N , z 1 '-1 -X 1 N . A' 'H z t ' ' ' . A -T ' I 2 if D N 1 L . - 72 '. ..- . 1 ' K' , Y 'zz 'z 2 1 'g -' . ', 2 . 7 lf f . t . : Q lf 5 lf l A .f 4 . '..' H ,l'U,' . ..' , ...' L . L-1' .V 'lf .' ' , ..' 1- Z .I 'I K 1- , CAPTAIN BASKETBALL Captains Opponentf Score Ramelle jayvees Crxchton Jayvees Hxnton jayvees Lewlsburg Jayvees Jeter jumor Hlgh Wh1te Sulphur Javees I-Ilnton jayvees Capta ns Won 5 Lost 9 Opponents Jeter junlor Hngh Charleston jr Reds Ronceverte Jayvees Crlchton jayvees Rrchwood Jayvees Rxchwood jayvees S core O Usual starters for Coach Reynolds outfit lncluded B1sono and Barnett or Rodrxguez forwards Everly center and Sanders and Hamllton guards All players savs actlon as the Captams met four teen tough opponents The wm over Crxchton and the one polnt loss to the same team the one and two point VICIOIICS over Lewnsburg and the Charleston Reds were among the season s hxghlnghts Everly led the scormg wnth 135 pomts Sanders netted 79 B1sono bagged 46 Stag add d 32 Rodrlguez and Barnett scored 30 each Hamllton made 21 and McLellan h1t for 20 Every man on the squad broke into the scormg column Pete Ottrmer served ably as manager FRONT Row Ezerlj Sander: Barnett Stagg Rodriguez Coach Reynoldr SECOND ROW Cuexla I Buono Abra bam I' Cngger H McLelland Revercomb THIRD Row Kyzer Stewart Wagner S Haye Hamilton F Dawx S McDonnaZa' STANDING Tmgler 1Mgrj Ottzmer CMgrJ Kgzer and Coach Reynoldr ...am-HN +A 96 L+ 19 ' ............ 27 25 ' ' ......,..,.. 43 33 ' ............ 21 43 . .,....e. 39 46 ' .............. 49 15 ,,..,..... 22 l9 ' ..,....... 21 59 ' ,,,,r,,,..,. 40 37 ' ' ............ 23 25 ' .......... 59 37 ' ....-. 23 27 ' .......... 52 5 l ' ,,,r,..,,,,... 44 -1- - 26 Lewisburg jayvees .,.......,,. 27 442 49 IRONT Row Sulamx Dover Hablonfkz Helmzrk Fox Hadfad G Mott D BACK Row Sperukf iligrj Haddad I' Marlin E Selple Herndon Richmond H Quick Todelfufh P Crfgger Broun lVl91Ie Ralph Miller QCOafbQ IDGET BASKETBALL Midgets IN 1df ers Mxdgets Won 7 a Levs xsburg MldgCIS Lew xsburg 7 Ch xrleston jr Reds 27 Lost 7 Totals 1 ph Mxllcr dld a fmc lob coachmg our MldgCIS The umor Cadets had a lot of mlde 1 'good rccord losmg to more experlcnced teams but shovsmg stefady lmprovement -of 97 1- L10 2111 ' ,,,,,,,AA, Q- V ,,.,,,,,.....Y 15 ' ...,....., 15- V ..,..,.,.,..,. 14 fi' ag- Ysss,sss,, 6-Ronccverte ,,,.,,,,,,,. 21 Midgets ......,... 25-Lewisburg ....,,,....... 14 film - ' H .s.,.....,.. 74 ss Rt: ' - ' ' ' Q ' . J H' D f -. Q al - ARSITY TENNIS TEAM FRONT ROW: Wagner, S.: IfIl,L'Il.F.' Mullen Bou. R.,' Bou, 1.,' BACK ROW: Pack: Strieff: Whitacre: Martin: K!IlIfCflI1dlI.' Borden Calluon Vargon Scblezrber Rfrhmond H Lyon Gramer Hoag Muflzzn Gemerzlmrdt Hatfield I Glzrk Hull Beurg j VARSITY GOLF TEAM +498 A 4 , Q 1, J 1, 1 T f' , . , , av 4 I 5 - i . I J' 1' D 1. . f 'J' I 1' :A 1 -I - -V 1' s 'f' D 1' -I I,.- A, vt .- , I 'A-I .x V, '.u'A! v,,' X Q FRONT Row Dzrkenmn Cury Compton Lozell H Taylor Morton C Cojman Learh Sauyers Mamhoul SFCOND Row Coach Hunt Kyzer Stagg Gommo Wazd Wzllx Roell Hzbbzttr Wallace Putt THIRD Row Pennell Robin Jon N Mzrclyell I Lynch Groves VARSITY BASEBALL It rs too early to predrct results for our sprmg sports teams We venture to say however that you wlll want to put the results here with pen 'md mk for we thrnk we are golng to have good teams rn all sports Aprrl 5 Aprrl 7 Aprrl lf Aprrl 17 Aprrl 19 Apnl 72 April 74 Aprrl 29 May May May May May 10 May ll IN ay 15 Ma Ma BASEBALL Rrchwood Hmton Clrfron Forge H1nton Beckley Covington A M A Blueheld College Covington 1 Beckley 3 Hampton Sydney FUM 8-Clrfton Forge A M A S M A Rrchwood Blueheld College S M A Here There There Here There There Here There Here Here There There Here There There There Here Here TENNIS April 2 A M A S M May Charleston pendlng A M A W V U Freshmen Charleston pendmg Lt Col J B Bonham GOLF April Zf A M S Maj C A M W Freshmen S Coach Capt john M Hunt Coach Capt Rrchard H Staten Coach l991 Here There There There Here Here Here There There Here Here l l . - . -------------------------------'--- - 4- . . ................................................ , - , --------4----------.-------------------- 29-. . 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My K , l l my V K ,ri Q , I 3 W xl :iw 4 it 155.0 '-1 Q W nw, ' 'Q 1, W' . 0 We Q us Q , i A 2. ' 1 . 1 l X 4, X SPRI G SPORTS Our Midgu 5LillL'LlLllL' is nur LilJINIWlL'fL'. lvnr Cipr, SLl1IllL'I' will llllllljlllutlklly lim np 11s gnml Ll Lxiril 115 pnssilulu for rlicsc c11rl111si11sric yniing 1li.1in11n1l1L-rs. Fencing is .1 sport we ll.lYLA not llglnl for swim- ycgirs .11 cll'L'LHl5I'lL'l'. 'I'l11- sq11.11l will prnlmlvly limit irsclf to c11111pctiri1111 within the grnnp. Varsity tr.1cl4 was rcsnincil liisr ycgir after .1 lnpsu during tlw w .1r ymrs. M.1jor H11rtl1olo111cw 1111s turned nut MJINC fully lin: tmcli 5LILl.lQlS in p.1sr YLXITS. 1lI1Ll wu lmpu tl1.1r this SLJQSOII will lin1l the sport lnfinitclx on flu np-'r L R Il nr 1 11 IX X l 1 p 1 im. Opin X ILNllIl H111 f r 1 S uintiin X lSll1I1 mls 1 1 4 D' rv fi 1-1 P4 1-1 vw P ru W 5 'S X 11 E , - ' .' K' ff fry. 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II I I -1 llll e FRONT Row L to R Blake I Johnson Loblmn Halfeld ,I Lyon Morton C Perdomo J Cury Ieffrzex SECOND ROWL to R Taylor Rzleg Young J Ironr I Cbafin Ironr W McGu1re Benjamin THIRD ROWL ioR Canon Pnllaman Srhultz Pzercg Pugh FOURTH Row L to R Berry W Sauyerr Ferguron Ford C FIFTH ROW L lo R Zeek VARSITY G GLU fl'llS club IS open to men who have earned the G at Greenbr1er The members proudly wear the Green G as a symbol of athletic prowess We are glad to poxnt out that many of our G men are also top rankmg students 1n thexr classes It xsn r easy to keep up class work and play varsxty athletlcs especmlly when those afternoon Recep tnons fdefimtely NOT rea and calxesj and Lab perxods cut xnto the athlenc schedule S0 congratulatnons to all members of the G Club 'I 102 l' 1 ' ': I 'I I I I 'I 7 I 'J I 'J 7 ' . . ' ,. . . . . ' . ' ' . . - -- 1 1 1 -1 1 -1 1 1 -1 1 - - -- 1 ' . ,. ' . . , . ,, . . , , , . . .. , ., , , , . , ., . , - - .1 11 - , I . ,, ,, . . . . , . . . , . -jf 3... ll li F 'A I I .5-it-M-YV FRONT Row Hull Tmgler Harper ll ard M Iarrell Drzfer Lelgler Cline CKZUIJOII HUVIIJL1 BACK Row Cap! Regnoldf QDIYEUOVQ Czzem Painter Miller R Falk Knbpaugh Erzrkron Greenzulu Berne!! Mrlxeezer Henderson INTER COMPANY SPORTS COUNCIL Drrected by Capt jun Reynolds the Councxl led the Intermural program successfully provld rn fun for all md medrtls for the wrnners Last ye tr there were lb events and about the same num ber of champlons were dxscovered th1s ye1r The org 1n1zat1on h IS been tecognlzed by the Natlon 11 Councll Wnnners of 6M1n Touch Football Co B Wcolsey Berry W Ferguson Lovell H Marn hout Bond Wrrght j Mrlls Schultz Barber T Rlckbdll Co B Ferguson C Wrlghtj P Schultz 1B Woolsey 'PB Berry W SS Lovell H :B Carrrco LF Rodrnguez CF Brsono RF Sawyer SF Koontz RF Pool Singles-Co B Wh1tm.1n P1ngPong Srngles Co A Perdomo C Basketball Co B Schultz Woolsey Bond Hlynes Barber T Wrxght Lovell H Lmd sey Brsono Speed Blll Co B Schultz Berry W Woolsey Wrrght J Mxrnhout Koontz M1lls Lovell H Rodrrguez Gavsthrop Stewart Blsono Cxssldy Ferguson r School Pxng Pong Smgles Co E lrrcll Sprmg sports xull xnclude softbtll horse shots golf md tenms Ping pong Doubles Co C Bou md Bou R Pool Doubles Co C Bou and Bou R Tuck B175 AwSBnclHDn7 C165 E lla W . - . ,F .W uni' 1 . I I T At 5 , ' ' , r L 'nr e ' an ,- . 1. ' 7 .' ' ' ' , . ' I I f I 'Y i I ' I I I , ' ' ' 1 7 1 r 1 1 -1 I 1 1 1 1 'Y 1 ' I - 1 a ' l 1 . f I 1 1 1 . 4 ' , 4 ' ' ' 2 . '2 ' 2 7 1 . - ' 1 ' N 7 - ' ' a a -1 1 a 'a v v s 's v s 9 ' 7- , . - . Q . A . y I ' ' 7 '7 7 '7 'H 7 P 1 - 7 9 '7 5 5 ., . . . . . , . . , . -a . a a 1 s a 9 s a a s - 7 . I ' . . 7 1 ' b . . , . f ' - 1 ' 1 1 r 1 ' ' . , . 1 1. ' y . Y 1 f . A 1 - - - , -, 'q v -. 1 , . . . , , ,, , -1 y H 9 1 1 C 71 ' J . f- y Y - . : Ja - . , , ,l , , I 1 1 - 4 - Y -- . 1 , J. 1 . . - . . , J., . , . , .. Q . v. ,I Wf. 1 . . of I' . ' ,... , ', A , t ', , Q ..., . , -D. -..gf Oi ky.- -5 'S Dare Painter, Bob Cazrfey, Bill Rezmer, Bal: Cline, and, kneeling Buff Dozier. Zribufe. . ., To our cheer lenders, who performed nobly under the direction of Bob Cline+our sincere thanks! There have been other good cheer leading groups at Greenbrier, but never ll better outfit than this Bora CLINE-Top Cheer I.erzder Bois CQAWLEY JACKIE Dozuiu DAVE PAINTER BILL RENNER Capt. Norberg was a big help to the cheer leaders. High point of the football season was the big bonfire, with yells and songs and interviews over Radio WRON, the evening of the big night battle with Fork Union Military Academy. Chapel stunts added to the pep, and the cheer leaders handled pep rallies well. FIGHT TEAM FIGHT Fight Team Fight, Fight Team Fight, Fight Team, Fight Team, FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT! They were also busy selling refreshments dur- ing the halves, and the money went to school activities. The cheer leaders were also on the ball during basketball season, and their work with the crowded stands was especially good at the hard-fought Staunton Military Academy game when Greenbrier won a thriller. GREENBRIER FOREVER Greenbrier forever, Her name will never die, Fight for her colors- W'e'll lift them to the sky. When foes approach us It's Ready-Aim-FIRE! Fight for her team, men, It's Old Greenbrier! IA jeu- of our 29 yellrj THE BIG AL-LAH Al-lah, Al-lah Al-lah, ka-nik, ka-nak, ka-nak, Whatta ya say, quack, quack, quack, Ooooo-rah, Ooooo-rahl Team, Team, Team! TWO BITS Two bits, four bits, Six bits, a dollar- Everyone for Greenbrier, STAND UP AND HOLLER! Dare Painter ir worn out after a hard game! . . . just before the Battle. Mother . . . Getting ready to go . . . Up in the Air! . . . Bull Dozfer, the Mighty Mite, goes' into action. Zeek gets :lore-up information for the uwlkie-talkie ar the backheld buddler on the held and the fbeer leader: lvuddle on the .Sideline . . . Painter taker time out for 4 .snapshot while Reimer giref adrire on light and Jbadou' . . . On a misty day, Major Barth tells the fraud about it over the PA ryrtem. 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In the outfield, Piercy or Clark ' ' f' . ' I f . ' ' ' f , y 3 7 y y ., I , , ., , ., - . , . 1 - , , c , , , . ' ' ' ' t , ' ' ' ., 4. 1 ' , J' , , t ' . 'z ' , F , 4 , , , - , - , ' --------Ai.------------- ' ---------,.--------- 1 ' ..........,.t,.,,...,... ,- . . . .........,.. .. 0 ' ---,-v.,vv-----------,-V T ' ---,,,Y--'.--,---v-. 'l ' ........,...,..,........ - . ......,,............ . 8 SPRING SPORTS VARSITY BASEBALL Clnfton Hrnton Hlnton Beckley Covmgton Blueheld College Covington Hamp Syd Freshmcn Greenbrxer Greenbrrer Greenbrler Gteenbrner Greenbrner Greenbrier Greenbrxer Greenbrier Forge Coach John Hunt used Compton behrnd the plate Taylor on hrst Lovell on second Gonano at short Dlcklnson on thlrd Morton m left Marnhout rn center and Coffman ln rlght wlth Ward as utxlxty outhelder On the mound Leach drew the mam chores He won 3 and lost 5 of hrs nrst sux games vsobbly support hurtmg hrs eHorts rn several games Leach Greenbrier Greenbrier Greenbrrer Grcenbrner Greenbrier Grecnbrrer Crrccnbr er Won 9 Lost 6 dld a tune lob on the mound Hrbbntts vton 7 lost 7 M Fork Umon M Clifton Forge Augusta M A Staunton M A Peterstown Blueheld College Staunton M A Marnhout won 3 games lost I orton turned IU a credltable Job as relnef tvurler Perdomo dld a heads up 1ob as utlllty catcher and base llne coach LFTTLR MEN Coffman Compton Dlcklnson Gonano Hxbbrtts Leach Lovell H Marnhout Morton C Perdomo J Prercy Stag Taylor Prtts fMgrJ TRACK Coach Don Bartholomew s thxn clads had a busy season as track agarn went mto full swrng as a sprrng sport The boys partrcrpated ln seven meets Perhaps the hrgh poxnt of the season was Rxleys easy vlctory rn the mlle over the WVU Freshmen and hrs seven vnctorres rn the 890 grvmg hrm a perfect season Rlley wlth 40 pomts was hrgh man for the season Branyan was second BFCKLLY INVITATIONAL Rrley won 880 Branyan won 4th nn D scus Total 6 pomts DUAL MEET SMA SMA 80 GMS 37 DUAL MFET VPI RFsERvrs VPI N GMS 59 VA PRIP SCHOOI MEhT Rrley won 880 Branyan 4th ln Discus Total 6 DOIHIS DUAL MEET W V U ISRFSHMEIN W V U 68 G M S 42 WVU 7 hrsts 10se.conds 3 hrrds GMS 6t1rsts 5 econds l0th1rds C CLUB MFFT Washnngton D C Rnley won S540 Total 5 points 77 schools GMS 10th LETTLR MEN Rrley Branyan J Wrlght Pollng W Young W Mxller Mllls Nesblt CMgrl GOL Greenbrler s golf team coached by Capt Drck Staten played college teams for the most part The cadets beat Augusta Mrhtary Academy 12M to SM dropped two matches to the Moms Harvey College team lost to the W V U Freshmen and Staunton Mrlxtary Academy In the M H match rn Charleston Hatheld was medalrst wrth a 76 oxer the Meadow Brook layout Vargo and Hatheld were outstandxng Ferguson played good golf consnstently Other players came through on occasxon wlth pomts agamst therr top flrght opponents jack Ferguson Jrm Hatfield Roy Vargo jack Gememhardt Orxon Callxson Bob Lynch Phrl Gluck and john Beury were on the golf team Thus was the hrst nme Grecnbrrer had ever played a full golf schedule We predxct a good scason next scason vxhen probably all except Vargo vull bc back for the sprung campargn TENNIS The cadets had a better than average tenms team thls sea Allen Pack and Bob Leedy bore the brunt of the campalgn son Although handicapped by ram whrch caused cancella vuth Donald Strrefi' and jarme Bou also makxng the squad non of several matches the cadets saw lots of actron Wrlght Lt Col james B Bonham coached the boys to vrctory and Hugus Jr Frank Hamllton Robmson Bou Walter Wagoner Capt Al Morgan helped wrth the trrps Greenbrrer Greenbrier Greenbrxer Greenbrrer Won 3 Lost l 6-Charleston Hxgh 3 W V U Freshmen 5 Charleston Hugh l Staunton M A MIDGET BASEBALL Coach Bill Schnxer's Mrghty Midgets had Bobby Harrns Jimmy Wrlght, and Harry Scafurr as pntchers and Dave Horns by, jnmmy Glbson, and Kenneth Brown as catchers 14 I 5 Mldgets 5 Mxdgets 6 Won. 7, Lost 7 Mrdgets Mldgets Lewrsburg 3 Ronceverte 4 Ronceverte 6 Ronceverte 9 -vi 106 if . EX '51 .1 J ,WL slowly flf-'ff5'fQ 'Y- iff, . Q -4-5 lj ,Q.g-VLA-gifge . B. -TS: f A'-.421 Ni- 1:-ff s o c DEM joe-. 31jlfi T3yff 4 'Wflmld 'll clo in the llrzllzutr '? gfjfgffjg 4 3, You rmlrclo . . . you nmrcla . . . T.kif:ff,gf'1 you mlzrclo .... 'Qfgijlfgftlff' From tloe flrsl clay, wloen joe if rolmbl els llssl snecl to tlae ll-I-. . 'M A, 1, 1514: Awlauwml Sqzmcl, on tlorozlglo rozltlrze drills, inspections. mul f4'5173'LT fg't plmules, joe lives mul lnrelztlnes lay tloe lozlgle. LfffQ-' But tloey clo slay Finlzl Dress 3Z,,'Ejf9j. Pllmlle rmllzes up for it llll. So fiiialw Sf':1L,..,QLfi7f'fg Fm loolzirr OT4.Ucl'TLl to tlollt one, gags 1:-f-. . . -fs pi3g5:5.5,g5:. joefloow lm loolazng lor- 'giiffa werdf in F-'fjfif jf , . 'W 35:5 Qibgfj. ld lrlze to tell your aboutf - 1 LT: '- ' I7-3 ' '-.f.l-f.? gosh, tloere goes that rlarrleol S f,'fif' y Drill Call clgcllllf ,?23,.13, ' f I 1,-,r ':+,1f.gx- 3'-, 7, f 'r' .Pl X 2 -l e egg f 3- -':..Q':1 ' ,. :Elf-4. - T 3 --,.,,:-,',,'.-4.Qf-W 5-gt 07,1 5,1 . ,Y L51 . f - Q1-,HQ-Q wolf 4'-'1Eg'f'-- -11:11.-:fi re eff ,-. f rf-f ,.:.'i-'i-,.:t,,,:iwE,j1:N,.-,'- -L -A-P-:k Ran gg- A . Qi i-g f,.Y1l?e Q .R ,Q f- 1 y :,. ,gfrg V vi.::'r:-,,.f- '-Q-Fr' fwfffrz--sc.. 1--4, 1:1 af-e, ., ' 1 1 as - .. A -' , '5'T-flfgifif'-'7-s' ' l' 1 ' 4 ' f f-lj71k 3f1 - my ., , . film 5' Q35 -Ki 15'-'aw I -Q if -fig 'fn 'A' f .-,f 'fx 1- mag- , -4 :gi-, A . Yann ns, , .7 ' ' f ILITARY STAFF LIFUTI-NANT COLONEL JAMES B BONHAM B S Profermr of Mflztafy Srzence and Tdfllff Unrted States Mllrtary Academy Infantry Umted States Army Assigned to Greenbrxer january 1917 CAPTAIN ARTHUR M FREY Adjutant Infantry Unrted States Army Assxygnetl to Greenbrler l9f m COIIIIIIHIIKIIIIII C reenbrxer Mllltary School Class of 1975 Appomtetl Commandant 19X MAJOR JOHN M MOORE B S Umted States Mrlntary Academy Unntetl States Army Retlred Appuxnted Assxstant Commantlant 194 'I 108 ll- MASTIR SFRGFANT CHFSTER C CONYERS Military Inrlruclor Infantry Unlted States Army Assrgned to Greenbrrer 1971 MASTER SERGEANT COY S DRAKE Mzlztary Imlrurtor Infantry Umted States Army Assigned to Greenbrxer October 15 1946 Mzlzlary lnrtr :dar Infantry Umted States Army Assrgned to Greenbrler October 30 194 STATE SERGFANT HOMER H CANTLEY Military Inrtrurlor rlfflitl Artillery Umtecl States Army Assxgned to Greenbrler January 2 1947 - - Af ' f ' -45 ' MAJOR C, E, TURLEY' A. B. TECHNICAL SERGIEANT HOMER A. SHACKLETTE . , K I 3 ' ' ' ' , - '. ' ' -42 ' ' ' , 5 h I I V, ' F 5 1', ' , .- , li B TTALIO STAFF CADET MAJOR GEORGE P. GRASSER MRS PETER GRASSER XY'ilkcnsburg, Pennsylvania Sfnomm' of Ibe Bmflizliwz MA JOR N T Q! GEORGE 1 , Ax- . GRASSER Battalion Commander QND LT, VERNON TOWER Battalion Adjutant lsT LT, JACK HORTON Battalion Plans and Training Olliccr lsT LT. ONNIE BAILIEX Battalion Supply Officer INOIE-illililurri Ta- ble of Orgazzizufiovz af umiflaed by R. O, f . T. C. OMC? Marrh 28, 19481 A-12 109 51+- 'Xhy 9 f -'D C? SI! EVFOIZS 125 LqIZL6L E 1th cldet 1n the R O T C we ITS the gold IHSIQHII the R O T C, Torch-on hrs left co1l1r Wl1en oe Cadet comes to Greenbrrer he IS 1 Prrv 1te Wfhen he becomes Pr1v1te Trrst C,l1ss he we rrs the smgle strrpe on h1s sleeve If he IS fortun1te enough to get rnto the 1rmory he XXCIFS the 1ns1gn11 of 1 Techn1e11n Srxth Gr 1de Next Come the Corporrl strrpes Teehnreun Trfth Gr1de IS 1 r1re duelx rround here 'Ihen ec mes the vu ell Lnoxxn Serge 1nt Buck hlIl1SLlf St1ff S rge 1nt IS next on the hst ind then Tech Ser geant MISILF Sergeant 1nd Frrst S rge 1nt come next The M 1ster Serge 1nt too rs a r1re anxmql here The commrssroned ofncers v1e1r srlver buttons One button des11,n1tes 1 shf1vet11l or Second Lreutemnt Txxo buttons 1re xxorn by 1 Inrst Lreutenmt and the C,1pt11n gets three buttons T1n1lly the C1det Mljlif XXCIFS the dumonds -111 157 F2221 'ii ' .qi . if -,. 2 .- - - 'av 1,-ii-'Q'-t'c.'4 9 1:-..':'5'f! ,ZH 4, 'NLZLL' 1 ' 1 A - 1 ar 1 . . .1 I C . 1 1 1 I Q g I 1 T . 1 r . . . . 1 . g A 41 .1 . 1 V 1 J , . . . A - 1 . . . 2 . , 2 1 , , , , , r , . 1 K 1 , v Ar I U .1 A . 'lf D r 1 g 1 r 1 L 1 1 1 1 . . 1 2 . v A .- '-'2 1' 2 . ' 2 2 r 1 , , 1 1 1 . ' , -x . 1 . V , 1 U J' ' 1 J I ' Y K i 1 1 2 e 2 A ' , 1 A 1 . t - LY' . 2 I 2 e gn 1 ' . 1 1 , , 2 1 A '. . , , , ,Z . O 1 1 S - 11 l Y - n J - L' 1 1 1 1 , ' 1 . 1 2 . V f 2 1 1 1 2 S . 2 I h A' . 4 2 . ' 2 ' 2 ' 2 2 . -. ., 1 1 1 . ltr. 5151 ,1 .-1 1' . .t O Vc- We V COMPANY NHSSJANHJELANE fit Richmond, Virginia Spwzmr J' wwf AV COMMANDING OITFICER FIRST SERGEANT LANE SCHLEICHER COMPANY A COMPANY COMMANDER A.................... ,.......,.., C apr. Lane EXEC ...............,...,.....,.,..,.,... ........,,. I 51 Ll. Coleman 1ST SGT .....w.....,...Y...,.CCwC.., ....... I If Sgt. Sclaleicber GUIDON BEARER .,....... ...............,.,...,... L ight --+25 111 iz. - Company QA ,finer Terfonnel lsT PLATOON ZND SQUAD I.ca,fer. TfS,Q!. U ari11,Q.' Pfal. SKU., Sgr. Marfouy' Glfide. Sgt. C'rit4'l1Hefu', McVej. Ilarifemaff. Bfflfllll. Bfcfieflrifflqc' Sgf. Varian. Mol! rjz. L67IL'l7H6'7'. Cari. Cpf. Leedi 1G1. IST SQUAD ,SRD SQUAD Cpf. Dazif 4R J. Ilnfi, Fafi. Coffman, Keffj IB 2. Cnmfw- SU. Cfwzffj. Rrufb, Hatfield' iff. Snilcr. Friedman Iwi, Fferrn. j0h71,Wl?1 1R 1, Liplvl, Riflaflzfnld CH 2, Cpf. Jlilflvcfll. 1.31 Q, Sieer, Daz if 11. 1, Perdfmm KC 1, Cfif lfbiwari, Mitfbcfff 412. Plizlnmz Leader GONANO Sf7U1I.mI' Miss PHYLLIS DAVIS Bluefield. Virginia 1J1i1Inr111 L6'c1l!C7' XVARING Sjmfzfm' M155 B13'1 rY CHAPMAN l Richmond. Virginia Zxn PLATOUN Zxin SQUAD l.w1i1w'. Qmf 1.1. Gr1r1a11r1,' Pfal. Sgr., TXSU. Kimfzcrfnlf Sql. Cm1n'1i, 1'air1Icr, 130911. D1!761I1,lfNI QRJ. 1x'1ciH. 1141121- C zrhfc. Sul. 1111Ql1.i', 1111111 1177. Lew. Ydbflllldj. Dnggelf. Cff. Cunfeai. ls'1' SQUAD BRD SQUAD Sgr, C,',fvrii'1g, Rumer. Rifu, Daziw, Imfzlmfz. 111111 wi I. S-gf, 7411111113 EIQVIV1. Rifieftf. 11urm1m1c: 1131, Ilcrmiifiz ll ffriiflq. Runirmflu. 11.154-r. Pir1. 13411. Hull. lmm' iff r. Cfff. Dllllizlll, .fceney rom HERE and THERE S1n2duyIN'igbtSnack , . . UG. C. . . . Frf1ggie Suz1'yer.r . , . Dog Daze . . , joe Cadetf . . . Romantic Tzzmrmze . . . Heinzmun and Smith. fazzdzfy-lazzddiex . , . That long trip borne . . . Over Hill and Dale in tl jeep . . . Oyborn tellf 'em bow . . , joe Civilian . . . D011 Moyer. ye olde UVRON boogie-man. am! CmJb Corrigan in that funzonf jeep. -'fig 114 51+- COM AN MISS DOZY PLUNKETT Cleveland, Ohio Spwzmr COMMANDING OFFICER FIRST SERGEANT SCHULTZ WRIGHT. J. COMPANY BU COMPANY COMMANDER CCC.C,...C..,............,C......... Capt. Schultz EXEC ..,...........,CA,........,..,w,A,w, ........wA.. 2 nd Lt. Prillaman IST SGT .,A...........,, .,,..,....., , E. ,,.. 151 Sgt. W'rigl1l C17 GUIDON BEARER .,E,E,. ..,,...E... P fc. Lore!! fHJ --+35 115 Egf- :Ai T-Q Q 5.1 5 . fry. . - . iggt- .,,..'.xw.' 5. 4 Q 8 - S . . 3325 S ' - df. 15. 34 1 ' - 1, -.fn-Q H . 1. ... A ., 5 9 S-Wfzf S . '1fQ-Off. fiff' w...m 9f, Q, u fa 'x D. -. fs ' S F- .. f. '- s..'4.'17f.1.+s. S 4KZa3fSeJhSf.?e?'i'?7'ff',.f,..Sa'-?2T 'f3z1'g?ff'3?1-D :vs .ffa m y fig? S- lsr PLATQON ZND SQUAD Leader. Jud Ll, Ferg1z.rw1.' Pfal. Sgt., TXSKQI. Ballf11tir1e.' Sgt. ll armr. Komllz,Cwnzcr,Leaflv.Arg-1raiiJ.JIfI.clfa11 Cffziffe.SfSg!.Bez'lP11efIWW. uvbiflfldll. Hffifzffif, Qlldlj, CM. ,Uiffcr 1U 7. lsT SQUAD BRD SQUAD Sgr. ll rmf.f41. Pff. Carrim. HdV1l1E'.f, I.ir1d5e,1, Brnzd. jrnnar CM, Rmfriwfez. Dlzfm. Elvffe. Jlurflmff. Rnfzimn 1X1 1131, Bfmzm. S11 lwri. Pff, Barber, jefricaf, Crwfl. Fffii, Fzlffllll, cjpl. lfrici,rrn1. Wh. gh Phzffmfz Lawler' ' BERRY Sjmzzmr MISS PANSY TULLGREN Ncw York. New York f ls. - 2-K -v, - . 1 . 0. ,, , V., Plczmmz Lazzfw' FERGUSON Spmlmr M155 BARBARA KLOTZ Rochester, New York Company B Ujjicer Tenronnel ZND PLATOON ZND SQUAD Leader, lf! LI. Berry C U J .' Pfaf. Sgt., Tffgt. Streiffg Guide, Sgt. Tarletwz. Grifin. McCulrbeo11, Piltf, Miflaael, Kin- SfSgl. Beclmef fjf. mid, Cauidy, Cpl. Raine KRD. lsr SQUAD SRD SQUAD Syl. Milk,.H.1rf1lwu1.Bnu4r.I. 1l iz1e1mu1,jazison.Herman Syl. Milfer, Hdflej', Keffifzger. Sufzati, Hearrze. Stezzurl Jez th, Wright QRJ, Young 111, Cpl. Mugrage. Buckland, Cpl. Gaullarop. reefilzqs from OLLYWOO l Lovtly VFRA ELLI N Samuel Goldwyn star who has appearcd III C11 1111 R11 1 salutes the 1948 Corps of Cadets Q18 A .4 ' 4 3 V. , A in such outstanding musicals as Three Little Girly ill Blue and C11r11iz'11l l . l 'a . l l . --+3 1 lif- COMPANY X' MRS. O. G. CALLISON 3 Slab Fork, West Virginia Spwzmr CALLISON VAIL COMPANY C COMPANY COMMANDER ................................., Cupz. Cdllimn EXEC ....,.........A......,.....A..Y....., ....... I 51 Lt. Marion CCD lsr SGT ...........A..,..,.......... ......,..,.. T fSgl. Harper GlJIDON BEARER ....... .,........... P fc. Carroll -ef 119 ig..- Company C Ojicer Terfonnel lsT PLATOON 2ND SQUAD Lemfer, 21141 Lf. ,Nfurriy Plal, Sgt., Sffgl. Ilurrirzglmlj Cpl. Borden, Pufk, Lfl1C1J67'V.1'. Smith QPQ. Rll1ifLZ1.lII1l, Guide, Peeblei. Diebi IEA. Hmfxorz, Cueytu rjf. Pff. Bmuddzzy. 1sT SQUAD SRD SQUAD Sgr, Ilarl. Vail. Moore f'Gf. Lyzfh. Marlon ISJ, Pff. Cpl. Buzz IRI. Bornheim, Durif fBJ, Turner IA1, Crig- Muffnirc. Blzrm, Berg, A11-Ili. Pfr. Raine IBJ. ger YHJ, Abralaam fFf, Tiugler. U ufter.f 45.4 Bon ljf. P1 .zlumz Leader LYON Sj?0ll,s'0r' M155 DIARY LQU CALLISON T Y Madison. W. Vu. PZLUUUII Leuzfef' IUORRIS Sfm zzmr Mlss IDA -I. N1l2ADOXX'S Company C Ujicer Terfonnel ZND PLATOON 2NIJ SQUAD lm! 1.1. Lmu. Sgr. C.ruw1:ufi.-'. Sgt. C1111 lm. Sgl. Kfllg 4131. fimfemurz. Frm! ICJ. Dm'l.1. Ruhr 1,11 Beanf. Alfffalfa, Cfrf. Uwufter LCN. IST SQUAD Cpf. ,Hurlirz rjp, ,Kimura 1 1l 2,I7f1f1u, Gnzre-. Dieflf 151. DRB SQUAD Iliiugzmzn. fhlzurzzf. Sui11J.1H. llvlzrrm c.X'n. Pfu. Klmler- Cpl. U 1llJ, Cluxtmx, .Hem nX1. HWJKSIICV' ICJ. Sn man. Baker 113 2, Penlnnm 1,1 r. Su ape. Pfu. Vea. Mu MAR ACH N AR P? FAR You F612 Al X FEQINQ XfALlANT' HAL F ST Q I 55 HAI F0s1rR gfred creator of Przme Vulmnz I I Y- 'S X . X W Z A we ' , f- , Q ff, 1 A ,X x . 'O ' lf.: I X V.: , f 'T . I , -f 5 ' -.N ,- 0 , Vi. ,L gg., ' - ul - - n T H3 E T 'I 3 . O 11 -Drawn for he Brier Palrh f 4 4 N' ' I ' Y. 1 . ' . -..,j 122 IL., COMPANY Miss MARTHA F. MICHELFELDER Philadelphia, Pennsylvania i Spmzmr COMPANY COMMANDER FIRST SERGEANT CARSON CHAFIN COMPANY D COMPANY COMMANDER ,.............,.,,C,, ....,.,a. C apr. Canon lsT SGT .CCaC,.....,...,..Caaa..,,....... a..,.,. T fSgz. Hoag GUIDON BEARER ....E,,.. ....... S lmnmfe -'-'Il 123 fi' ' ' , if .' K ' X. D' -- .fNJ:9?v'4 14 w L . , 1' f. - ,ng .A L A. , Y .4 4 xR,,',: 4 , :N f , ,ik 9?-,, ,Q-gat ., . Q - , ., . - f . -.,. 5 . , . ' ' . - s- -- ' w ' - 'K ' 'A - ' .1.,..u,.... ' A f- 1 af? ,f Q.. 1 1 vi:3':'8'fv'c?WLT.M1'f'-f'1'..i ' + ' . 'b ,' f ...f-'-' Company fD Qjicer Terfonnel IST PLATOON 2ND SQUAD Lawler. 2111! LI. Leech QR1: Plat. Sgt., Sgt. Mu,1.r,' Guide. Pff. Stafej, Turner UQ, Ollimer, Pugh, ll ee.fe. farrell SfSg!. Iron! 111. Slam, Bazar, cpf. Martin HU. lsT S BRD SQUAD Sgr. Dau: Burk. Divkxr 'lj Y lg tifz Azziznzu, Pff. Kf.!'l7f7dll,SZ7, Svlvzeidw. Waid, Mitcham, SUI-1'VI16.f Saprifm QRQ, Swan, Ea an. Ymfebfzfla IRJ, Slug. Sulum3, Swzden, Ami. Cpl. Rafe. , MJ' U Pfcllfiflll LL'Ll6l6'l' Z12 IG L I2 R Sf7fll.7J'U7' LIISS JULIA BIRDWELI. Crewe. Virginia 1 Platoon Imudcr LEEDY Spozzmr MRS. J. S. LEEDY Aldcrson, West Virginia X I 1 , . , ,D , ,J g 5 , 1' , N, u'1X'VA,t.,1.',5 O Company VD Ujjicer Personnel ZND PLATOON 2ND SQUAD Leader. In Ll, Zeigfer: Plaf. Sgr., SXSW. Prife: Glmfc, Sgt. Nelson, Bryan, Rofziuxon 117, Ledford, Ljlo, Lake S Sgt. ll iJe. Keene. Harrior. CM. Haj. lsr SQUAD 3RD SQUAD Sgt. Floyd ICJ, Kelly QRQ. Uvarrerz 4 UU. llwullafe. Cpl, Grore, LilIL6'71dll,UC'f. MvDo21ald. Stepharzides. Neslzir Ionef LDQ, Moore 1129, Perry Ffojd NVQ, Cpl. Kvmzer. JIfCaH, Pff. Mebane. Miller QA1, ll oodu'ara', BATTALIO DETACHME iNiISS JUDITH WILSON Detroit, Michigan Sp011.m1' of Cofw' Gmzrcl BATTALION DETACQHMENT Crwlnlazlifing Offizcr, 2111! LI, Tr1zz'c'f,'Syf. Major, T Sgt, CfHIV1L'7'.f.' S-S Syl.. S Sgt. Miffer ffl: S-4 Sql.. Sffgt. Giz'e11,r.' Alam' Syl.. SfSgl. P11lf1m11.' S--J cpl, CM. Buifem. iuVlQ Aimliml ffm.. Ten' 4 Cfizfcn' Calm' SQL, SXSLQI. BL',','il1I1.'j71,' Cofnr Cpf.. Cff. Yr11.fu,Q CCQQ Color Gmmf, Puff. Phillipiy- Cnfur frrlldfif. Pfv. Smith CLJ: B11 Clerk. Pff. I:Ull.7f.f. TOWN VISTIERAN SQUAD 1.Cclt!67'. SfS,Ql, Irum' 1 UWJ. Blake 119, CfL'Nl6lI,f, Crickezlberger. Frmf 1159, Iliflifcwm. Picnjx. Ylzjlnr, Auf.. Clif. Bluff 1M 9. THE COLQRS Pfc. Smith, L.. SfSgt. Benjamin, Cpl. Young, C- Pfc, Phillips 'K F5 'x 7 ,,'f f , f if 126 E+ THE BAN COMPANY COMMANDPR FIRST SERGEANT SECOND IN COMMAND GEMEINHARDT BRANYAN ZEEK BAND COMPANY COMMANDER Capt Gemeznlnarrlz SUPPLY SGT Sgt Kumar i 127 1ST SGT ....................................................,...,.................................... IJ! Sgt. Branyan -.,f E..- WF OBAN MRS C, H GhN1LINHARDI Dclawwe OhlO S pwzmr lsT P1 ATOON Leader IJ! Lt Zeek Plat Sgt T Sgt Grculc Cllltlt U ard lsr SQUAD 7ND SQUAD Sgt Club Corrlgarl Pfr Ha! eld KBJ Darn QS! TX-4 Malxecier ll lyftarre Pollng Clark Culrlglyt Ixnzzu Hmer Yalzlmzrkl Boulnzg U aggoner ISJ Car Abba!! Hunter Allzmm Keffu KD! Cpf Smith ffl? famf Cp! lxortler ...- ,fn -r ,,sf C178 If . , jg 1, ' .4 ' f f f - v-ff M f . . . ' .Vk. , ,V V. , , , 2 , Xb W ' 1' '- ' Y , . , . X. ,, 7 I i , I ., S xx mf ' fu f g,, . , . an V N 51 ,a. ' wx I v X ,.,fw.'4 1 fx A '7 iwf '. 1 Q Y ' Vfef M W .' ' 'A Y' ,, ,' YA, . Tlaymg Qfzlround fwztla the Bama' S1111 fa 4flLrf1nm1 DVCYY Paula Lum Sf 1 In Dm gm Yun Ownpaf Ormzfvab .fit lfvc Lum B uf Han et flu la ILY Iurpcrtmu T L Carla! Ba f our lllffllll I mn SQL AD .1 nu 1 1 III 1 179 I . flzflf f 1111... ,z, ,gI J- .',.. . a..1gf f J ,.'.., bf 11,31-.'1d. Sgt. .u'l.lLf71. Luzvym, Pwzmlff. Parker. Pff. Cffffffu. H ww. liz! 1' . Gufr,4.u11.1, IJ za!! rjf. CM. S1 'll IRJ. CO PANY COMMANDING OFFICER FIRST SERGEANT HENDERSON TODEBUSH P Although Co E is not an R O T C organization the boys fail to give the older companies a good run for the money when it comes to parades Sunday dress parade crowds al ways enjoy watching the 'Young Generals march along -if 150 if- , . . I .... . I , learn a great deal about military drill and tactics, and never PARADI' RFST' COMPANX E QOMPANH CQMMANJDFR Sgr Herzdermn EXFCUTIVE OFFICER Sgt Todelomla CPD IST SQUAD 7RD SQUAD Cp! fleldf Pfr Cree! Quzrk Ojfult Selple Broun 11 bile Sgt Spemkz AIEGLJ' Haddad CED jarre!! Abraham KIN Mart 71 IDQ Mara 111 AU! Dover Harrelmrz Malles Cuefta 651 Beary 111 Cp! Lauer MJD SQUAD 4TH SQL AD St Hdmri tj! CILYOII Hofszkof Beauzafr Cell!eJ Cp! Martm fEp Moldozan BOZIWIHII Helmzrk CD1 Xixlev fort 1DJ Haddad QGQ jmzey 1LJ PL Hormlfu Cngger KLJ Far!e1 Sapruya QGJ Fm Marra UI 1 -If lal if , .. ,, S ' N A 1 ,A,,..,,,,,,A,,,,....,,,....,,.,.....,,,,.......,,.................... 7 . GUIDE .ee......Dv.,,........w...,......,......AAA,....,,,,,,,, .,.DSSD,,,,....w,,SA.,.YY,..... P fc. Ricfwzomf CRD 1 'Y . V . . . A . . ' . ' . ' . . 1 . , . 'D 5 - A -, ' - , , , ' , - - , MA , . . fx ,. 'Q . ,, A . . RIFLE TEAM LILTTERMEN 1948 Bob Coleman Cab! Steze Hoag john Lane Ben Benjamin jack lronr Bob Breckenrzdge jun Harden jerry Harrmgton Sam Hull Mgr SQUAD MEMBERS Iobnna Smztla Mark Mrtelnell Clark Hall George Leedg Paul Guan: Bob Gonano Lex Bloom Harrg Muller Paul Przllaman The nfle team shootrng under the drrectron of Lt Col james B Bonham and coached by MfSgt C C Con ers and MlSgt Coy S Drake shot a full schedule thxs year The team won four lost four It pamclpated 1n the first shoulder to shoulder match rn the hxstory of GMS rrHe teams when the boys journeyed to FUMA December 6 later met SMA S to S and also took part rn a sux team S to S match at AMA SCORES GMS Opponent Score Result CMS Opponent Score Result 3218-Oak Rrdge M A Forfert W 1245 Staunton M A 1309 1294 Fork Umon M A 1189 W 5537 Frshbume M A 3591 1574 Thos Jeff HS 1294 W 1319 Augusta M A 1345 The team scored took fourth place rn the srx team match at Augusta February 14 Hearst Match results I-16111 24 GMS No lteam 854 11th No 3 team 811 11th No 2 team 786 19th Second Army Match 3478 5th rn held of 8 Agamst unusually strong opposltron the team made a wood record of Vhlfh the school may be proud Team Averages Prone 97 S1tt1ng 923 Kneellng 86 Standing 718 OC af 132 1+ f I , ' , Y ' . ........... 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' 3 -.t-ig'-., 2,3 -s , es , e e x Jfgx: .i ag -.A '-A , yw 1 V 5' ' aj ., 3 - . n 'I A ' 'Largs - wk - ' . , , X-K - T- '1' ... g' -' - s ' ' V Dru in .. , , J -1' , V -, D ,I I ' ,- 7- -C Z '4, t .N . , If'- Q, Q-. 7 x ' . in., NX 4 f ' A .., ?-5- ,slr ' X Wifi fb 'Foo BRIER PATCH MRS. KATHRYN CAWLEY Columbus, Ohio Sponsor I Brier Watch Staff Editor-in-Chief ......... ........ J ACK KISHPAUGH Photographic Editor .....,,......,,...,..........,............ ROYCE ZEEK Butirzetr Manager ........ ........... C IIUCK FLOYD Photographers ...........,....... DON WILLS, JIM TINGLER, BOB Anotiate Editor ....... .....,. ...... ........ J I M KLOSTERMAN KIMBERLIN, JOE PERDOMO, JOHN Sport: Editor .............................................,.... RALPH MILLER SCHNEIDER Atrittorttt ........ JACK TURNER, JIM SMYRNES, DAVE JONES College Editor ......... ......,,..,.............,.,,........ J ACK HORTON Clan Editor ...................... . ..................,....., HERKY DUNCAN Attirtrmt ........... . ......... ...... ........... B O B CLINE Ariistdnt ........... ............,...............,...... F RANK LEEDY Art Editor .............. ....... G ENE MOORE Military Editor .... .........,............................. J OHN SWOPE Activitier Editor ....... ..........,...................... D ICK KELLY Axtirtdntr ......... ....,.. B OB KORTIER, JERRY HARRINGTON Arristdnt .....,..... ...I...............,................... J IM BAKER Academic Editor ..... ...........................,............. D ICR DAVIS 1 Typist: ...........................,...... Gus STEPHANIDES, Bon RAINE Attittant ........... ................................. RA LPH TOWNE Faculty Adviser .....,............................ MA J. J. W. BEN JAMIN Feature Editor ......,...................,.......,................. BOB CAWLEY Axtittantr ....... .......... H ENRY FALK, ANSE MILLER The BRIER PATCH is a member of United High School Press and the Southern Interscholastic Press Association. Beginning with vague plans in the early fall, the editor and his key men meet to lay out a dummy book A cover color, stock, and design is approved. Then begins the work of taking individual photo- graphs. Snapshots keep the photographers busy. Each section of the book brings its Own problems and, quite frequently, headaches. Finally the business manager, who has had his own work with advertise- ments and other matters, hears that the BRIER PATCH is here-and you get your book. Our special thanks go to Bob Feller, Hal Foster, Vera-Ellen, Mr. Leonard Glover of the Lynch- burg Engraving Co., Mr. Harry Gomberg of the Zamsky Studios, Mr. James Price and Mr. Walter Clark of the Jarrett Printing Co., Mr. K. G. Cooley of the S. K. Smith Cover Co., and all those who helped in the preparation of this book. It was lots of hard work but also lots of fun editing this edition. We hope you like it! 441345+- K1sHvA1'c4H and I:I.OY1b 1wn'i1z1g 1111 Brier Pnlcfv 1.150111 Zlilsx mul DUNCAN Jeftffl f71c'l1l7'c',u for lfvcf firm? The 4ltfl'iJ'6'7' and HORTON 11411112 K1.osTx2RMAN do the zmrlv The Brier Pdlcln SMH label time Ollf for 11 plwzm FRONT Row: Ddlff. R., krflijfffllldll. Miffer, j., Kijlv- pazgqfv. Ffornl, C, llwrtml, Zeek, Tilqyler. SECOND Row: YAUIAIILZ Slfljfflcxm, KCH1. R.. linilff. S11 ape. Turner. A., Jfrmre, G., Ltepfl. C., Ifnffjvf, Bah-r. lfiffcr. xi. Thea MRS. J. GREE - BRIERS W. BENJAMIN Lewisburg, West Virginia Spomor T H E S T A F F Editor-in-Chief ........ .,...,............,....................,,.......................... ' 'BEN BENJAMIN Airman! Editor .....,,........... .....,.. B OB CAWLEY Company Nolei Editor ...,.... ,,,,,, R ICHARD CARDEN Bafinesf Manager ...... .. .....,. FRANK LEEDY Newi Editor ...........,... . ........ RALPH TOWNE Sporty Editor ....,...,.,........ ......... P ETE OTTIMER Aiiiftant Sport! Editor ..,..... ....... D AVE JONES Feature Editor ..,..,..........., ..,...... H ENRY FALK Milizary Editor ..,,... .......i, O NNIE BAILEY Academic Editor ,....... . .,,............... RICHARD DAVIS Humor Editor ,...,,....,,..,,E,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,, CHUCK FLOYD Wfil67JiCLINE, CREEL, JARRELL, KANTOR, KIM- BERLIN, KISHPAUGH, MILLER, A., MOORE, G., MORTON, S., MUSKIN, WAGNER, C., WHITACRE, WILLS. Typifti ......... ......... 1 ONES, D., RAINE, R, Adififer ........... .......... M AJOR J. W. BENJAMIN The student newspaper founded in 1920, is published twice each month during the school year. It is a member of the Southern Interscholastic Press Association, the National Scholastic Press Association, United High School Press, and Quill and Scroll, and Institute of Student Opinion. This year, beginning with the fourth issue, Green-Brieri appeared in a larger size and with an im- proved format. Six columns, four big pages, enabled an efficient, alert staff to provide readers with news and features. More photographs were used in the larger sized paper, thus adding to the value of the pub- lication. Two special alumni numbers were published during the scholastic year, one in the summer. In addition to company notes, cartoons by Eagan, and full coverage of sports and cadet activities, the paper received splendid cooperation from the administration and all key members of the faculty and corps, so was able to offer hot news, quite often giving readers surprise stories on appointments and promo- tions. Among the regular departments were Disc Diggins', by Moore, G., The Shutter-Bug, by Don Wills, Joe Cadet, by Henry Falk, Know Your Company Commanders, by Jerome, Suggestion Box, by Richard Davis, Reminiscing With Greenbrier frequested as a feature by Student Life? and Grace Notes and Stage Whispers, by Bob Cawleyg and Yokes and Jokes, by Chuck Floyd. The new press room was a big help to the staff. The paper also sponsored the Queen of the Brier Contest, arranging to have Tony Palazzo, Art Editor of Esquire, and his staff judge the entries. The 1948 Green-Brierf received First Honors in the annual State journalism Contest conducted by West Virginia University, First Class Award, NSPA, and Honor Award, SIPA. -A-:I 136 iff-- Arch Holstein broad- casts a play-by-play ae- count of a Fighting Cadet game over Radio XVRON. with staff mem- bers spotting for him. The first football broad- cast ever sent out from GMS was sponsored by 'lille CiI'L'L'71-Bl'TL'I',l. The editor and assistant writer look over the first six-Column Gr'ee11-I3riei1r ever printed, and. with the adviser. make plans for the next number The business manager and a staff member work on advertising layout and sales plans. After stories are eov- ered. assigned. written. they DO have to be typed. Many of the news stories you read were run through the mill shown here. The Premlenz and Actmg Serretary Maj C E Turley Commnndant of Col J M Moore, Supl recewef a Cairn ulao rx aluayf prefent at report from luo ranking member! mah of the Honor Court FXR5T Row TOP Coleman Marlon C Gememharll Calluoz Cramer Lyon, Zelgler Lane, Zeek SECOND Row TOP Maj Iurley Mzze Morru ferguron Srhllerher Sfbuftz Bern W Wfrzgbt ,I Prrllanmn, Letdy R THIRD Row TOP Horton Bryan, Touer Carmn Gonano Vazl Barley O HO OR COURT The Honor Court has charge of thc student government tt Gretnbner In .1dd1t1on to the duty of conducnng trmls xx hen necessary for bre1ch of tlx Honor System, the members are duty bound to strxve to uphold thc moral and conduct of the corps rn every posslble way The tadet mayor alvs ays serves as Presldent of the Honor Court -v, 119 , OWLS CLUB Supernor scholastlc dnstrncuon are the Ley words 1n bexnq a member of the Owls Club T become a member of thns club one must average at least 87 must be cne of the top four rn h1s class and must be acceptable to the mxlntary department In other vsorcls an Owls average IS usually above 90 Naturally to these boys studynng IS one of the most xmportant thrngs and you may find one studylng half the rught 1f you stay up that long Regardless the larger malorlty or the Owls are not book worms but are doubly actrve rn other acnvmes An Ovul must earn hxs membershlp from year to year 1948 OWLS Grade: Haddad E Helmrck 1 Martnn E Cenple Frefhmen Harrrs jarrell Kmcald Worsrng Sophomore: Hamrlton Stag Rodrxguez Turner A jumorr Abbott Barley Davrs R Ferguson Semorf Bou R Canby Chrrsty Sthultz Stephamdes Towne Vea College Frerh men I-Iatheld J Haynes Lobban Pnllaman College Sophomore: Irons -I Irons W FRONT Row Stag Rodriguez Mamn E Sefple Bou R Stephamdef Harru Hamzlton Worxmg Helmzrk J Dau! R Toune BACK Row jarrell Lobban Vea Irony J Hatjfeld I Turner A Prlllaman Srhullz Ferguron Hagnef Iron! W Bazleg ll Abbott Canlu Chrutg Haddad E :not 111 pzrtufe lxmraxdj wf139l g . I . I 1 , 1 . . 1 ' 1 . . , . , , , , 1 - 1 - ' 9 1 . . . . , . 1 , . I c . 1 -1 1 -a a -a 'J 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 a 1 1 ' 1 1 1 -a - 1 'a 1 1 n a 1 - ' a -s a 1 - s -y 1 - ' 3 f . I N I 1 f J 1 . 'R 1 ' ' ' 1 9, - V , . .M I 1 ' 1 1 1 -1 1 1 ' 1 1 'r . ., . 1. ' . . , , , ., , ., . .. . . , 1 1 -1 . ,, . . . ,. . 1 -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . 3' QUILL SCROLL FRONT Row: Dufrcrm, Ollimer, Kirbpaugh, Benjamin, Floyd, C., Harrington. SECOND Row: Kl0Jf6'fl2ldll, Moore, G., Darir, R.. THUIIW6, Leedy, G., Carvley. BACK Row: Zeek. Morton. S., Carden, loner, D., Wfillr. Tow NE and KLOSTERMAN goatzng Goat BOB CAWLEY rleam up Leu LEFDY rr right and ready uburg The Greenbrrer Chapter of thrs mternatronal honor souety for scholastrc Journalrsts had the followrng old mem bers back thrs year Benyamrn Harrrngton Krshpaugh floyd Sam Morton transferred from another chapter D Lloyd McFarland Courtney rs an Honorary Member Fall Inlrates Cawley Duncan Leedy G Klosterman Towne Spring Imtraler Carden Horton jones D Moore G Ottlmer Wllls Members must be of jumor standrng do good scholast c work do outstandrng work for at least one school publr canon and have therr work approved by Edward Nell Executrve Secretary of the socrety The pm or key may be worn by all members Edrtors and busrness managers may wear a bar of desrgnatron attached to the pun The local chapter sponsored the showrng of several movmg prctures here durmg the year These rncluded the World Serres hlm In addrtron they were all actxve on school publrcatrons The Greenbrrer Chapter also suggested the adoptron of a blue and gold rrbbon for wear wmth the unrform on which crvrlran Jewelry may not be drsplayed This rrbbon has been approved by Mr Nell for natlonwrde use by Quill and Scroll chapters rn mrlrtary schools Adrzrerr Maj J W Benyamm and Lt Col W A Rawl Oficerr J W Benyamrn jr Presrdent jack Krshpaugh V1cePresrdent Charles lloyd Qecretary Treasurer -rf 140 l l , rr - nr ' ' , h. . . . 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III phnm Flmd CJ Organlzed rn 1946 by tvso students the Greenbrler debatlng team has qrovyn at a steady rate from the hobby stage to an aetrve organlzatlon Orrglnally named the Greenbner Lrterary Socr ery of Debaters, If dropped of Debaters and 15 famrlrarly known as The D batrng Team Th1s ye lr the organrzmon ratrfied and amended 1ts constltutron The pres1d nt lppolnts tyyo members to the Consmtutlon Commrttee It rs thelr duty to receive md make suggestrons upcn the body of the constltutron Named thns year vse e Rlchard Dav1s and W Benyamrn r Rvchard Dlvrs vtas first churman Later he was suece ded by J W Benyamxn and Charles Floyd xx is added to the eommlttee In addrtron to 1 great deal of vxorle 1nd study wrthm the body Hlnton Hlgh was met rn a serles of deb rtes HIUIOH took tvxo close d CISIOHS f Om the cldets D bltes orlgmally set for late nn the seholrstrc year had to be postponed but there yy as plenty to Le p the members busy Team memb rs shovx d tfme Splflf IH thelr xy orle 1nd tre to be commended Clpt I'r1ne1s H NIeElxxee adyrser h IS done xn excellent yob sponsormg md CllI'LCI1Dg the aet1v1t1es of th te 1m Rom RT Mmm RI IN Prendenz RAI PH Toxx xr V144 Prtudenr XX III-Xki Baum Serrefam IAXHS B-XMR Scrgeanl affirm: +,111,+ 4, . . 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Leedj R Palumbog BOUT AND SPUR The Boot und Spur Club, l1m1ted to commrssloned officers dlrccts socul actlvmes Thls year Boot md Spur h ld a number of lnterestlng dances, 1nclud1ng the colorful Chrrstmas Hop The latest lnformdtlon IS that RAY ANTHONY has b en engaged to plfxy for that fftmous Fxnftl Ball Remembering how the club tmnsformcd the gymnasnum 1nto something out of a story book for other final balls we look forw 1rd wlth lntlclpmon to 1 good tlme th evening of May 28 GRASSI R Preu41'em PA LUMHO Virc Premlenl S! HUI TZ Trearnrer CARL C NORBIRG Famlrm Adzmr BIRRX fAlLl50N CARSON GIMIINHARUI Lunv R LAN! PAIUMHO Town! 71rK -rl 142 , 1 -J , 4 4 4 ' - - , 3 '- ' 1 Y 1 ll 'I 4 , 4 . I Q . . . . . 4 e . . , . . D . 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Allllllzlftl' 77942 reenbrzkr Qml1.11.fd1'l'l'I A ADire1'1f1r AA A AA AAA,,AA lrlfmfvct tm 111 11 11 110 AAA.fr11111Af fmilf 1 ful A,AAAf11a11f1 A1f11'.1fiAil M1111aQ4'r FRONT Roxx III ewan ar lXdllffl7' Parker ff1rr1,1111 Bd Ll ffldllllll ACR RONX Vlldlfe SUIIIXV lx hfdllf Nlilxeiz r 81111111 u1r1r1111r1 11114 Pwnc C111 A 1111110 Dlnrlfrr lNf1I 111 mm C Jr 1 1143, A A' if 1.1 Q A ' A 1, 5 A 1115 ' 1 A B 1' in uv' c,+,'1 1.11 fv1.1.1sAA as 11. jp 1 cvi-fAA p1s11 -vi W THE CADET HI Y SOCIETY by FRANK LEEDY Clem mo 1ls clean speech Clem sportsmfmshlp th1s 15 Whit the H1 Y st1nds for 1nd up holds The Greenbr1er H1 Y Soclety IS mdeecl 1 most excluslve 'md represent 1t1ve org1n1zat1on Th1s year vse are proud to innounce they have more thrtn topped every slngle goll they set Th1s ye tr If has th1rty members mcludmg an equll number of hrst yeflr 1nd old cldets The H1 Y sent delegfttes to the Southern Prep1r1tory School H1 X Conference They pf1rt1c1p1ted w1th utmost sue cess at th1s conference The H1 Y h 1s our pr use for the work they hlve c1rr1ed on durmg th1s school year Trfmle Leedy xx IS elected V1ce Pres1elent of the Southern Prep Conference If N1tur1l Bnde O zecn Bl RRH V144 Prerzdull C11 MI INHARDI Storttarm lveamnr CAIVI IRANKIS H Mt LIXXII futulln Arlllfer 5114 1+ x ,, X ' s , . 2, v-, 2 1, ,. ' ' ' , 2 '- , - c La , , 4 . c ,l 1 1 4 . J - 2 2 2 ' 2 . ' 2 2 J 2 . 2 , , M t 2 1 2 2 2 . - s Q Q 2 '- 7 , ' ' 2 ' - L 1 I . I C 4 . - 2 2 ' ' 2 A 2 . L , ,, ,Z , . ., . , .,,. , 11 2 2 ,CI we Mt3K1212v1511 , , ,. .., ., , , , 1. . .. , . ,, ,, , ,, ,,,...I're,ri2!w1r 'I I 'A 1 , , ' 1 f :Q . gf. 'ap , ,,,,, , , , - 7 -41. ,r .L - THE ANNEX The Annex Club has swiftly become an institution at Greenbrier. On the bulletin board in the lower hall of their private domain you frequently lind letters from former residents ofthe Annex. notes of thanks from visitors. and all kinds of interesting notices. These Cadets Claim they have so much talent in the Annex that if the outfit played the remainder of the battalion in anything it would be even-up. They point with pride to students, athletes. writers, singers, musicians, boxers. club leaders. radio stars. and even some immaculate housekeepers. Capt. Norberg is the resident faculty oflicer. living in a private castle within the walls. IRONT Roxx Ymfex Znrutr furuer lxLff1 R Bxllx ROXX flu E Nlzlftr A LHILCIIJII cr P11 Ia lxlfm D011 lv lpn: lv 115, l I .' . . '..' nj.. 'f . , SIELONU Roxx. Bari. Ywnrzg. J.. Perri. SI?I'17'I1L'.l. Flupf. C.. llutzilf. Grate. Hurluraltfrf. Clmriu. Reirdmriff, Hoag. .V .' UI f ' f. .. 4 1 Lg. f,. , jp yq., -si ' 2..- , . THE CAPTAINS CL These cadets have part1c1p1ted m mrerscholastxc athletxcs as members of Captam teams m varnous sports They orgamzed several years ago for the purpose of promotmg team and school Splflf and make an enthusrasrlc group f FRONT ROW Shumate jones Peebler Hall A Harper Perdomo I Teedy G McCutclaeon Smith A Sander: SECOND Row M1115 Steuart Floyd W Wfallaee Hamilton F Hajer loner D Salzalz Kgzer Grace Hull BACK Row Warner Carudy Siagg McLellan -if 146 5'4- C ' 9 . I I if p I ' f ff f I ' - ,e -f- .. X, . X , l ,J K -N-N., . 4. , I ' 1 I I I 'J l I 'f ' I 'I I I 'I ' ' I l I I 'I I I 'I I I 'I 'V 7 V I I ' . : 1 1 , . .. . . CAMERA CLUB The C1mer1C,lub tfter bemg est lblrshed 1n 46 47 has taken sever ll strrdes rn muntamrng an rnterested shutter bug group To mme one of th accomplrehments of the club there has been the rcqux mg of rn efhcrent equrpped dlrltroom Also contests llong vsrth shows and other forms of entertunment have been rncluded rn the year s schedule Membershxp has mcreased smce last year tlcnq vslth equlpment md supplres All rn all the Camera Club IS provxdmg an essentlal extra cur r1cu'1r ICIIVIQ for all foto fiend cadets Crpt Ohn Hunt IS the advrser Nemberflvzp zmfnder WILLS PVEJIMIEIU RLOSTIARMAN Vfre Prendenl Cl IITONJ Sfffefdfl Tfedillfef Bl-RG DANIS R hum R Loxrjox MINHELL M l ILLIR A Rosunfxxo TINGLFR Tow Nr SCHNIDIR -rl 147 ,1- il . 3. f V A z z 2 l 2 - ' ' ' 2 2 ' . . - . 2 - . , , .. , , , , r A 4 , 4 . , 4 Y L , ' '. 1. L , , , , , , , , . L . . . , .1 2 ' ' - ' ' . 2 . J ' . , A , . . : A. ' VI ' f L GLEE CLUB FIRST Row: Ofmie Bailfj. piarzifiq Capl. R. B. Cainer. Direffor: llvaizl. Uvlailarre. Arzclerfmz, Zelgler, Culriglal, Kiflopalzgla. SECOND Row: Sleplyarzizlw. Sllij'f'Il6'.f, ll arrl. M.. Corrigan, Blake. MH Korlier. Smifly. A.. Linkenauger. , --- ---- - -- A CHOIR FRONT Row Blake V '11r1,Qler Vea T011 ne Sleplmnzzler Hari Ixnrller Cflfflgdll ll ard H Cap! R B Camer rD1refmr1 Mflxeezer Cllr? Palmer BACK Row Lzrzierzaugeer Benjamzn 57711117 A kelly B Bloom Amlerfon Sunpe ll azd ll hztafre Dunran -v,11Q,s- l .- . . . Y . SECOND Row: Kimlferlin, Snlgrfzef. Culrigbt. Kiihpalzggh. Lirzienauger. Aflllklil. Moore. ll . I 1 ' 7 . ' . . , . . QI ' lf .- . ll, , FRONT Row Mem Perdomo J Harper Sarpmra R Cuesta J B011 R Robledlmo B011 I BAClx Row Rodnguez Alllllild Herrzamlez R Cueila S Sarprzyra ,I Hernarldez I Perllomo C Dorm KNUI in pufurel Hermfda Buorzo LATIN AMERICAN CL reach to eighteen twelve eome from Domininan Republic three from Cuba two from San Salvador and one from Spam It was great when those boys saw for the hrst time in their lives the snow falling' As they tome from ttopieal countries they like something hot like the Rumba to dance but are very roman tie and great lovers By one of the Memberr H+? l l ' I. A . - ' - ., - . , A, Y -, f 1, - -, .- A, a ' : ' , A . 2 The Latin-American boys at Greenbrier have increased a lot this year from last year. This year the number ' 4 Z ' ' A I i' 'I , ' ' . b . ' 7 Y v v - . I I l r V , . -Q K9 C..- IRONT OF GUN WfHhEL U mln R Bd! Bolmg Ixmtazd FIRST ROW Ixccue Quai Mjfcx Blltkfdllzl Ixe5J111,qcr Belfry j SECOND ROW lronv C Afglnlim Tlzrncr A Cflllltllhtff' er IHICIIIYL fcf rim THIRD ROW PVIHLIIIIHII Pang Dltkfflll ll Campluff f'i!7bUff Irum ll Blain I Iitujtwml Bmw!! Tor! T Cmlmtrt Irony j BAUX Row Ueefh FU11 fun! C Hzzftrn Blake U WISBURG EISURE B0 ERS No one rtmtmbcrs vthtt gcmus hrst thoug.,ht of thc. mme for thls club of town boys but lf cxught on md stuck And why not' Whtn vtt tra m mqht study htll they study at homc but they don t 11 wt to xxorry tbout NSH IFIHIHQ m Sum or utn taps' long llvt tht Luusburq Lusurt oscrs -IQIO WAITERS CLUB The XVaiters Club this year has been most efficient. At times when the coffee was cold and there were no more biscuits, I know certain people who might have wished to dispute the fact, but in reality I think everyone must agree The Boys From Down Under fthe Dorm il did a good job get- ting the food to you. Our stafi will be remembered for many different things. Branyan and XVaid always enjoy a good time together. Clark, Sawyers, and Marnhout liked to throw things when the Mess Sgt. wasn't looking Cthey thoughtj. Faison, Wtursing, and Marshall could always be found dashing in and out. doing a splendid job. Of course Creeper Critchfield and Robinson could always find something to do in addition to waiting 1 F? J. Coffman, Leach, and Pugh were always in there pitch- ing' particularly Leach who pitched baseball too. Has anyone seen Davis S.? He must be here some place. Last on the list w as Hatfield . who was my very able Asst. Mess Sgt, and in w hose hands may rest the fite of the w liters next year Now this Putmln your old Messy Sgt turning it over to Hitfield ind wishing each ind eyery on cf you the best of luck in your later life IRONT ROXX Coffman lla nfl' I ll Urrmt 11111111 Mania Iwbziml j D.111J S ll SIKOXD Rove Clark Crltfhfieff ll aid, Mawtro R1zb121,1Nu I Chef Brangan Sanger! Plllllldll +5 151 t t 4 , 1 . t , g , f' y r s 1 r 1 4 c 1 , , 1 e R , 1. 4 L l L 'L . . 2 1 . 1 . 2 , .C 2 - D 'H e e . . X , . , , , ' S , ' 4 . : N . l ,fa ,, . 7 4 . E , .- I . U . . . . t. ., , 4, T . 1 ll. , V. .. . .. P tb. .71 . V' . . ,, . ., I ,, , , . I c .. . . . t , . , , , . -1 isa- THE TACULTY AT XX ORIx AND AT PLAY it Ylmfiletl Hagar Hmm Cap' Re IIUILZY N xr Rane! Bl!! Ilfzr rf D T Um, X t auf Hn Dru e Udgfr Bell Ll Cu! Rauf Smdrr Majnr7nrle1 L1 Cn! Bmzlaam Capt Frm ur1JM S 1 Carmen Nlajnr lxeeue Cap! ll fl 111 Cap! fre am! Ilan flllfldllj' Capz Yfalerz Kap! uni Hrs Sflmfer Dazem and Billy -xi 1571+ 1 N I f C f. . . . re . , 1 iffy, 4 . '.'. i , . , J . . .- V . . . Major Barry . . Syl. Shuffle!! ut zmrk . . Cupl. am! Mn: Slaien umf familg . . Cupl. - . .,,- 'if -J 55? V al'- ? A iff: -tif' ' .-if 1-7 , H A f J' ' 1 . , . 5 .1 , ,I+ f 1 gvgglf 1 ,., -.,. . ..-3.-53:5 I I 4'fJ, ' 3 H-11 .WL .-H' ,,,,'- .'.g,: vq, , f-V .-.-., A ,,.- .-5 5- -DIL? Ai' rl, 2 15:15 . ,r:: -' ii? X 1 ! H-,IA 1 - 'r .' Wiz' N: . .:13w'. '- f. -J. v , I 3, 3 , ,-,. ., H. ,,. ri, 'fr' ,' ..-TQ' mf? 'fi' .' 'JW' . L55 61 l'LCL6L 0 C6 xi 1541 Fredcrrck M1ryl md QUEEN OF rHE BRIER Spomored by Bernard E Kelly Selected by ESQLIRP The Mabaznze or Men I ! I I J K 1 1 , , 1 v :II ff 1 ' jf 1 .. 1 139. dfk N O R Asian Xilss Num Dlxox NIM In Axx MCCAI I :su Qhlrlcston XX 'X Huntm ton XV V1 S mzmzuf fu Blllflfl Hz!! mum: fn Buff Cm ex Xilss III axon IXAXPITJR Xilsx Ninn hu Pu xu R L in XY' V1 LLXX1SbL1I' XV X lcctui by E5Ql IRF flap N111 111111 fm NIL!! .sl mm ni 155 if i 1 A . U. Ili. . g . Y . l . p .F ' ' l l A 5-pf! f 'ff - L Z'- . . A . . 7 , . , 7 . , 1 1 .. Z . 1, . . , . 1 1 1 : -. 1 Ogl . . 1. ' g. Y. Val. .S'pw1.w1'mf 6.3 Nm'ri.r Kmzffn' Spfnlmfwf fa-3 jun? Horlmz Ss ' 1.'m.' 4Q,Z4f 1' ' - . 1- v' 4:4 ,f . f 'f 2,55 f - A L , . c' ' 6' y..-Q ,xlxv N K N I 5 5 D A I f 1 THIS IS THE WAY.. I SAIURIJAN s Hi R018 7 Cuow LIN1 3 I1RsT DAT: On September lst 1 egroup of sun tmned husleies reported to Loieh Tire Turley it Lunp Sh iw M1 Del Eel We h id e ur first glimpse of the te im when they upset Elon College in the se ison s opener The boys who spent their ifternoons on the pr ietiee field blossomed into heroes in Green ind White every Siturd 15 it 7 ull P M We re mighty proud of the B15 Green hnd the corps ilw 1yS h IS in extri sh rrp ippetite After The Bre ileer it G C, W we sort of narrowed down the field of femmes whom we wanted to date Well never foregt that first introduction to someone we had our eyes on Yes ye olde blood pressure re 1llv soared md, incidentally those dates were just as wonderful as we thought they would be erry Staley is a natural joe Cadet We have never seen a happier guy or one who was better liked than the Huntington Express I-lis witty sayings and friendly attitude were typical of the outstand ing members of the corps When the winter winds whistle and howl around the quadrangle and snow beats against the win dows we naturally dream of home and in open fireplace However wmter life at the Brier was fun Basketball is one of our main sports This year s team showed plenty of fight and class We will never forget the S M A intl W V U egimes Our boys were truly Fighting Cidets gvv Hwm Ct 5 XVIII-N Wiixrifk Comes 6 COURT STARs IN ACTION f 1 6 7 I 1 W I A ' ' 1k -1 ' - X1 '1 '1 1- '- 4-4'k' 12 I Q L' A 4 ak .A 1 N ALA- 42 , J. 7 Y A 4. 2 1 4 1 ' l '1 h 4 A I AA 2 . A A 1 1 f 1 -21 . . l ' K Y . Needless to say. Chow formation is a favorite of the cadets. Be it breakfast, lunch, or dinner, you will A 1 '1 ' 1 1 1' 1 1 ' '. ' 1 ' H 1 . '. . J ' ' - ' fl A I I ' 1 . ' 1 A 1 1 ' -1 ' ' , ' ' ' 1 . J 1 f C . X V f 1 1 A 2 J I ya , V' , ' 1 .i ' I - - L ' . . . 1 . . . K1 . ' 1 . N - , 1 x - , N Q . 1 4. . ' En' . 3 ' 3 2 , ' ' --+5 5 'L+'- ROUTINI GOFS ON S FIRST SIGN OI' I ll' S A 'I' SPRING lclt Gememh lrdt rs the lble commander of our mtrchmg brnd I-le IS In excellent leader and 1 swell fellow Our band has put on some outstmdmq performances thus ye lr And of course they hrd to Stlnd Inspecnon' The old slymg In the sprrng 1 young mms frncy llehtly turns holds true If the Brrer Wlth G C W across town sprrng surely hrts here xx 1th '1 btnvl The v1rs1ty nme racked up another outstrndlnrg SCISOD Good pxrchrntg, 1nd h1tt1nsg comblned to put our baseball team rlght up at the top of the lrst By the tlme sprlng rolls lround rt IS ten to one you wrll htve found rn extrr specul someone with vxhom you lxke to spend every second of your town l we Yes she s pretty nxce 1nd we wrll mrss her vxhen school days are over Aprll 13th-Government Inspect1on rolled around Gee d1d we ever svxeltl It wis vsorth all the effort and were proud of the shovunv the bfattalron made Frml Ball the hlghllght of the socml s lson We wlll never forget danclng to drexmy musrc vtlth th If glfl from hack home In our arms It ws IS a p rfect fin rle to 1 perfect year So long for awhlle' Tl 'hu I0 THAT CLR ll C I PRLPARATION1 19 Tm END Imfu BALL TAINI SOMLONL . IT WAS ITH US' 'n 7. E . H. ' ' 1. ' J HI '. 1 1 1 4. 1 ' x 1 r 1 I 1 1 ' 1 1 ' . 4 4 ' 2 ' 1 Q: I2 . ' 2 e .. - H 1 . . ,, . , . ,, I . . , , , , . 4 , L c K 1 4 g c . L . , . . . . c , c 1 D. I . . r I . N . . 7 ' . C S k K 1 I L 4 4 . . . . . . ,, . ,, . , , , . , . , L I C C K I ' S2 '. ' i , 2 . 1 , . - ' f z . 2 ' . , . . l D 4 1 . c - 1 C2 . ' ' f. 2 ' - ff H - Q I I - I s s . lc L 1 1 . c . . T 4 J X . . I' . . : ' . 1. . I I -. 3 - ' ' . r f Z I 0 Q . uf -. I 5 L.- FF 'with fbi? by Bois CAWLEY It would b hard to picture G M S wrthout G C W across tovxn Through the years there hrs been many 1 romance between Keyd ts and the college girls Whrle the malorrty fade when school days end and take th ir places in the bw b ok of memories others have terminated at the rltar of Old Stone Chu ch St Catherines or the little chapel back home Thrs year has b en lots of fun for students of both schools Followmg the Ice Breaker at G C W when we had our first glimpse of the femmes certain couples were glrmpsed regularly at the movres drug store or strolling around the college campus Wfe hrd some rough tvmes with the famous Dear john letters which were sometrmes posted on our bulletin board so all could share the burd ns we had to belr Naturally we wrote some pretty ,ood Dear Ruth letters and the lxnes Its been nice dear md Some win some lose b clme sttndard sayings crdets 1nd gi ls hid become frrends Its pretty hrrd to say goodbye not only to that certain someone but the grls who were just geod pals oo' Wie ll rlways remember those dances wh n the girls looked so chic in the latest style evening govt ns hom faithfully they att nded ev nxng serxrces so we could exchange a few smiles and of course those unguarded moments when they wer decoratmg the gym and wearmg blue leans and frther s shirt Thanks girls for a su ell year' You ysere tops Don t think it hrsn t been nice cause it has 1 158 O 2 t 2 2 ' e ' . i ' ' 2 , ' e g o , ' 2 5 , . , . ' 2 ' e . Y . . ., 4 ' , A 1 T 7 ' I 2 3 Y 2 . .. I ,, y . . e i S ' 2 . 0 u IL H 2 , ' y rf 1 ' , ,nz fr - , u e- g 3 2 2 4 ' . As spring rolled around things settled down. Several couples were going steady and the 2 I 2 fr 2 i . , 2 y L .. . l A V2 . .LP D 1 ,, i - , 2 C A A S I . ' . . L . y e kv r r C ' 1 5 5 ' 1' r 1 1 7 ' , A H Q1 ' H 7 S . I- Y 1 . . 2 ' ' . . , ,' . V y . V ' ' ' ' 2 ' ss ' -' ' a ,v 1 - ' ' - -lf' 51+- THE GIRL BACK HOME Femmes constitute an integral part of cadet life. As a topic of conversation, they rate number oneg and the time spent talking about them is only a fraction of the time spent thinking of them. I don't think we could have completed the year without the inspiration and morale-building of those letters from that girl back home. True, we spent anxious moments. and we felt pretty low looking into the mail box day after day hoping for that long delayed letter. You had us worried, but when that letter did arrive all the waiting was forgotten as we read the news from home. Now the year is over and the migration of the True Loves from home to here for Commence- ment and the Final Ball will help us wind up the year in a blaze of glory. Thanks again for the letters and for waiting for summer to roll around. I'll mark OH another day on the old calendar and I'll be cleaning my rifle, policing the area, and thinking of you. Any girl curl be gay in 41 clfmy coupe, 111 L1 taxi they all can be jolly. Bm' the girl ufortb 'while I5 the girl who can smile lWl2erz yoffre faking loer borne on the trolley. FALL COMES TO GREENBRIIER WIZATHIER REPORT1 SNOW AND COLDER THE COLORS lVlOVE DOWN THE FIELD EVERYBODY OUT FOR FINAL DRESS PARADE CQEMNT R AN CZSUMM Drill Period, small arms . . . Rifle Team members turn into instructors . . . Capt. Reynolds plans strategy betwecn halves . . . Bob Leedy has designs . . . Maj. Moore, Candy Bar Hall, Carson, and Leedy. go deep into physics . . . Mont, Frog- gief' and Bobbie Harris enjoy the pause that refreshes , , . Onnie Bailey is ready to take the jeep anywhere, any time lit says here! . . . Drill and classes are forgotten as the cadets turn to social life . . . A Boot and Spur Formal . . . Couples Dream One Out. 160 jif- 3 NMTA 2, I ' may we 1 Ls.. Ex. M. -ir v qih' ' ' X ffg .z .,, Q I 'uf 4 Q '17-. Sv 5 wr' .LJ yr jMj?'2f:.aQ L2EZ?s-A if fff1M 'f:,x-fffX11+f'Qf,.. l'1P,54 A qt-f xf - f Us A 3 1405 xxx , 1 Pala if Q' W . V if' Q as nl A I ff: fig, Ivgp ' 1 VX's4 ' . . qw - 1 ' sd '. AV it-7 I X 1 sg S, f Q , L . N Q 6' s. 5' 5 ' fl 13, ,r fly, .42 L K N k V 1' Ig fi A '62 S Or v N 'fl' Q., ' 4 12:13, ii. 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Va .... and At Easel surprises you in more ways than one! . . . Programs, aired every other Sunday, included inter- views with Maj. Turley, on footballg Maj. Norberg, on the Alumni Surveyg and Maj. Benjamin, on the early history of the school. Cadets from Panama, San Salvador, the Dominican Republic. Spain, Hawaii, and Cuba were interviewed by jack Turner. Bob Cawley furnished music and had the whole program Feb. 8. The Stardusters, Militaires, Glee Club, and Band were heard. Mont Linken- auger was featured vocalist. Col. Bonham was the Army Day speaker. It was a new and enjoyable activity for Greenbrier Cadets, --if 163 jk'- , ai.. Farewell to '48 by BOB CAWLEY Every dry the sun sets IU the vsest yust as surely is lf rises ln the east Every dry the water of the sea rs evaporated svn ept lnland to the mountains and rolls back rn streams to the place of 1tS orngln And in lust th1s way the 1948 edltlon of Frghtrng Cadets fly away from the classrooms, the battle of the grid rron the mnlrtary lrfe of G M S, carrymg the1r quota of fame and glory They have gone and are gorng carryrng wrth them a httle bxt of Greenbrrer a ltttle brt of tts glamour a lrttle brt of nts tradmon a little of rts spmt During the school years of I947 48 many cad ts have mide their mark it Greenbrier lust rs they vxlll make thelr mark IH the great game of llfe Some excelled tn tcademlc work some ln m1l1t1ry some tn publrcatrons some IH organlzatlons whnle others take therr posmon on the scrolls of 1thlet1c hrstory Whether rn the classroom parade grounds or on the field of frrendly strlfe the 1948 cadet corps proved that the great American tr dttxon of sportsmanshrp and fur play exist all over thls country of ours and rs not restrlcted to my one school Wheth r at Culver pl tying a hard game of football at Fork Unlon hrrng a rifle match debatlng agalnst Hlnton or meetlng West V1rg1n1a University Freshmen on the hardcourt the cadets proved that the important thmg rs not the vunnrng of the contest, but the way th frame IS played Indxvrduals could be srngled out for prarse of therr work 10 varrous fields Hove ever the credtt IS due to the leaders, the stars, the battallon and the faculty and colches wrthout slrghtrng one rn favor of another But as tt rrses so sets the sun It travels to the western hortzon md there dlstppe its To the cadet corps of 1948 Good Luck' May Greenbrrer be as proud of you rn the future is she rs of you today GNMID ello to 49 But the next morning as sure as the vsorld rtself the sun rrses agaln rn the east Much IS lost but not all Those who may be lookrng for el slump ln the st mdarels of Greenbrrer vull be stdly dlsappolnted Where ire the nevx leaders comtng from' Wh re wlll G M S find athletes ind officers to repltce those vuho have gone' They vull find them ln the ranks The non coms and the pr1v1tes who learned the fundamenttls 1n 48 will be the leaders 1n 49 From the Colonels 1nd Captarns w1ll come the sport s heroes of tomorrow But IH pos1t1ons of rmportance, each cadet has the potentrallty of becomlng first rate, either as a scholar an athlete or otherwrse Don t forget the faculty and the coaches They are the most valuable holdovers from past years They knovs how to vsrn when rt IS easy and how to win agamst terrrfic competition There are many cadets who hlve never strlven for recognition 1s le lders or xthletes but wlll put IU their appearance as candrdates for key posrtrons if for no other re rson because they are members of the corps ind the corps needs them Some of them may turn out to be maxnstays of the battalton fPlea5e fum lo page 1681 ff 164 if l 1 V 1 2 ' . 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USICAL ume Parker Cllfton Kraus Ward Kelly D Davrs S Corrigan Sharove Altman Whxtacre Gememhardt Gluck Hatheld B Hayes Garland Lovejoy Georgnana Hunter Korner Pennell Lovell J Greene McKeever Polmg Smnth A Smrth R Cutrrght Palmer Wagoner S Zeek Muskm Remmdr I on Teddy Bear Muscles The Horn Sprke Brrght Eyes Sow house Crash Bubbles Smiles Im Rrght' Grmmre The Nose Blg Glenn Gonzaga Terror Krll1oy Lrttle Boogre Re Kob Starvarron Sally Stncko Mac Pollo Chuffy Smrtty Cuttre Buck Wags Zeke Muscles OTES from Seen Algebra Reception Smngs at Sergeants Musxc Store Court Restaurant Studying, On the Beat G C W On the Beat In Clxftons Room Orchestra Practrce On Bounds In Tovyn Going to Man Wrrtmg Letters Intrmrdatlng Branyan Sleeprng Blowmg Bugle XValk1ng Toward Man With Ruth Beneath Trombone Latrn Recepnon the Band Wrll Be Emsteln Pro boxer Drsc jockey Coffee Taster SCDIOIDJ' Dnstance Walker Super Salesman Lewrsburg Cop Lawyer Band Leader jack of All Trades Sennor Now and Forever ' Beat Brrd Scholar Insurance Racketeer Mattress Tester Zrggy Elman Dog Walker Pencrl Peddler Tommy Dorsey Second Caesar Guard Room Elevator operator rn one story burldrng Making Inspectrons Pool Room Dealrn em Coleman s Tellrng Us About It Athletlc Tleld Gym Wheel Inspector Pool Shark Mnssrssrppr Rrver Steamboat Captam Ensrgn Pro Bull Marksman Water Boy Pro Wrestler 51121108 G C W Grounded Where He Can t Be Found Somebody s Husband N THE STooPs OF Co A Leedy G Want to buy a neg Barley W Anybody got a coke, Lrght Who you got to knovs to get an excellent' Hall A Me' Drrnk' Mrtchell 1 Gxmmle Skeer Never fear Skeer IS here Perdomo C Im dream1ng of a Whlte Chrxstmas Drckenson Put the ashes on the floor I am not orderly Johnson I dont know any grrls Mrtchell M Keep your hands on the table Prrl Ya so what? Coleman just call me Chesty Rrchmond H Toot for Tootsy Rrley Wanta chance' Thomas How much does xt cost? Lana Skeer swmg those arms rlght Duncan Am t I handsome? Eyeman O K I have had enough Crrtchheld How should I know' Hock Save me that butt' Hatheld J How about varnng tables for mc' Freeman Step aslde or I vull knll you' Lynchner Look at those muscles' Bloom Roll your own Falk Back to Panama Mott .I I vyrll raxse you hfty Lobban How re tricks wrth you Coffman Come and see our pretty women Harkleroad I mont open Davns, L This pace tant last Everly Handsome Paul Roel just tall me Hnghball Kelly, B I dont smoke HUghESlGlV6 rt a wee bit of a go Schlercher Drsmrssed Vargo-Say Rxght when you open that door' Hermrda The vyhrte snow rs cold but I lrke' Cury Kentucky won agarn Gonano--O Phtllls' Crlsty I vull warn you before I strck you Hull Want to get us all stuck' Smrth L Its a long hard wmter Marlowe Huba Huba Hager Want to buy a bottle? Young C Deal the cards Crouch The Stars Wrll Remember Davles Cigarettes and Whlskey and Wild Wrld WIFI men Lees Got a match' Pamter Lets put some spmt mto rt Rasch Nobody crosses a Rasch Sutton I have to room wrth rt Doggett I dont squeal Kllne Where does the beat form Canby Who got my cleamng rot Warrng I vyant youse fellows to put out Renner Not rf I can help tt Breckenrldge Im gonng to shme my shoes Toys ne Hoya about a few holes of golf Davrs R Im squad leader noyy Rrcketts Hou am I doing, coach' Knmberlm I cant do rt all myself Carden Youre stuck' Whrtacre You cant get taught ln our room Hernandez, R Dont fence me ln Hamxlton, T Whos got my yxenghtsf The Brzer Prmlv Haj' regretf that we mn noi mtrodme you to the nzzlzzwfzzulf 11190 Zire in Ilve C0 B roomf They uere too lmrlvfzzl 10 zrrzle any notes +I 165 If N ' ' of ...,.,...,..............-...,.----A.,- I .................,.......,.... A .,..,,,,.,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,A,,-,,,,4,,,4-,,,,,,,A-I-, . 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Baker, J.-l'm gonna' be a prize hghter. Osborn-just call me Sleepy . Dorta-This military life is quite the thing. Tingler-Gee, fellows, give me a break, will ya? Burns-I have a one-track mind when it comes to Public Speaking. Wagner, C.-Wish the folks at home could see me rack up . Heinzman-Sally's my true love in Columbus. Smith, P.-To reduce or not to reduce-that's the ques- tion. Diehl, E.-Roughhouse tonight! McCalla My sister is G C W Mardi Gras Queen Moore W lm a bookworm Warren X My sister had better write Cawley de merits are flying Scott Give me Grandpa jones any day Diehl S Ill be off May 31st if Im lucky Walters S I have 99 hours Hart Then there was Ann Smndle Marine Corps here I come Svsope London lost to University again Klosterman Roughhouses and orange yurce dont mix Morris Vail Vfine song my mad roommate Betty and Ava Wovs' Cavulev jo Ann and Carole what a love life Lineberry Come on over for coffee Putman That vuld woman is making a wild man of Aveni Pop goes the Weasel Flynn I can whip Rundels any day Bornherm just call me the Crow Robledano-I hope Fogxe comes here next year Raine B She was a swell girl but she threw me over Anderson That last free week end was a killer Kelly E Shut up or youll get stuck Broaddus Nancy is going to send me her picture maybe Martin, J.-I'm the shy type. Marta, X.-I like the American girls. Carroll-Here comes the Valleyview Express. How Mad can we get? Walter, G.-I'm moving in tomorrow-Ah, Mimi. Morris-Eight out of ten say De Soto again. Peebles-just call me jeep . Beard-Boy, do I ever get the bad breaks-but it can't last forever. Abraham, F,-Williamson is known for the manufactur- ing of broom handles. Crigger H -Lujack better watch out-I can pass too Cuesta ,I-Quick wheres my necktief Graves Some win some lose I lost Perdomo J Im a baseball star Wills Janet and Cleveland Ohio-ooh la la Moore G Lets get the company notes written Berg TNT comes in small packages Davis Think Ill come back to the Brier for at least 10 years Baker R Did anyone nnd my Science Medal Clayton Im taking the Charles Atlas course Lynch Gosh lust look at tne moonbeams Bryan-Oh we have a couple lying around the house Bou R Athletics Military and the Owls Club can mix Bou J Then there s Doris Carleson not bad e Pack lust received a Dear john from Nancy Vea Ha e you seen Einstein around' Greenzalis But my hair is so cute when its red Harrington The following are on the regret list Borden Ive dated the slickest girls at G C W Morton S Beaver Pa is the old home town Callison Slab Fork is just where I belong Lyon Think Ill latch on to something Harper There was Grace Fin Ma but the list is so ong Morton C You got to be a football hero to get the gals HIGHLIGHTS IN 0 Name jones D Carson I'1erro Ottimer Mitcham Floyd W Rose Weese Shumate Ha Woodvrard Baas Todebush Stacy Wise Eagan Bryan Nesbit McCall Antuna Schneider Kyzer Sanders May s Moore Salamy Price Smyrnes Stephanides Wallace Stag N :ck name Tubby II I Pete Arley Sleepy Jersey Weese Yoyo Preacher Wood ie Dopie Frogbush Monkey Chuck im oe Zrggie Richie Esoangrnal Schmooz Porky Punk Blondy Nutsie Liver chees Sexton Trke Gus Herbie Moose Usually Seen Dining Room With Micky Combmg His Hair Annoying Faculty In a Daze In Bed Prom In Town Roughhousing Gym Air port Polishing His floor Setting Lunches With Baas Plavmg Sax With Yolanda In Bed In Bed With the Formation Washing Hands Looking for Light Infirmary Givrng Orders In Gym Cutting Hair With Smy rnes Cutting Cards Talking After Taps Talkmg of Sella G A P A Athletic Field Arguing with Shumate af 166 1 Eapectr to Be Trainer Army Ofhcer Play Boy Apple King Swami Test Pilot in Bed Factory Baker Great Lover Traveling Salesman Sergeant Grounded Janitor Talking Sometime Sane Man Leppert Hunter Connoisseur of Women Sleeping Commadore Custodian Health Inspector Match Salesman Second Duranty General Trainer Ba c Father ID Law Opera Singer Private Opera Singer Tenor Coach Pres of Bank T . . . . 1 ' ' u -W l W ' T , ' L ' ' v' q , .1 , .. 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HIGHLIGHTS IN Co D contznued awe Warren Ly e Scafurr Ledford McDonald Nelson -I Hatheld Jarrett Clrne Cunnrngham Nrrkzzame Blrnk Pond Scaburmsk Mack Mac Ozze Snoozy Skrp 'vfaw Mumble luualfy Seen Gossiping., Scrence Receptron On the Beat Cookmg, Sweeprng., Chemrstry Receptron Lrtnng WCl5hIS Lrftrng Werghts lnhrmary Watching., P O Expedr to Be Reporter Plck pocket Dog Washer Chef janrtor Chemrst Prohrblsh Acrobat Nurse Postal Clerk AMBLING ALONG WITH Co E ame jay Ixyle jarrell Rrthard Fupene Whrte Davrd Karl Mott Wrllram james Lauer Robert Lours jones Danrel Thomas Offutt john Cole Horton William Donald Marta Dennrs Lee Martrn Irank Horrelson Roger Geary Creel Clare Edward Gettles Peter Mlchael Todebush Kenneth Carlton Brown john Prerpont Helmrck Nazem Abraham Theodore Wrlls Weeks james Alexander Grbson jose Cuesta Saval Edwin john Martrn Allan Martrn Moldovan Edwm Abdow Haddad II Clem John Dosler james Nelson Fox Davrd Nathanrel Helmlck James Frances Marra IV Robert Stanley Spenskr Dayrd Ernest Hornsby George Abdow Haddad III Rrchard Charles Rrchmond Lewrs Crrgger Peter Hossrkos Wrllram Russel Flelds Kenneth joseph Yobonskr john Ross Farley jerry Serple Roberto Maurrce Saprrssa Phrllus Henderson Walton Beauvars Nrcklaus Malles james Ralph Mrller jack Horton Nrrkzmmt Smo Drck Dave Br Cue Ball D T ake l Baldy D Sonny BucL E ty Pete Brownre ack A e Hoat Mohone oe Marty Butch Bagdad Bu Foxre Davre Hot Shot Bo Satan Georgte Rrch Trrgger Fatso Wrlle Ya Ross Seeple Puta Bugs Stupe Nrcky Re Chref Urlzully Seen Pettmg Party Lonely Swampo Bon Ton Bar Other Peoples Rooms Colemans frear boothl Gas House Mays House Any Place He rs Allowed Prn Ball Machine Col D Ts Storeroom Beer Gardens Garbage Truck Baseball Dramond Wrth Any Grrl The Greasy Spoon Honor Roll Barn Beach Prrson Ward Camels Back Swagger Shop Hay Loft Pool Room Iarm House ln An Alley Bar Stool No 6 Wrth Bull Near Bugs H X Turkrsh Bath Not to Mentron End of Fourth Squad Blood Bank Caves Crocodrle Pool Carrol Gorden junk Yard B S r Boat Camp Church Street Mag Become Government Inspector Chrropodrst Medlcal Specralrst Clown Pedratrrcran Bar Fly Baby Srtter Col Breeden Lock Picker Mrlkman Wheel Restaurant Owner SfSgt Paper Arrplane Flyer Doctor Owls Club Member Butcher Crgar Dealer Juvemle Dehnquent Pr1soner Importer Merchant Enlrsted Man Tall Man Brg Tnme Sport Drsc Jockey Roulette Wheel Sprnner Bar Tender Inn Keeper Soap Derby Champ Track Storm Thtn Man Logan Manufacturer Squad Leader Frnancrer Drtch Drgger Jungle Krng Mrlrtaty Jeweler junk Man Hobo Woman Killer Brg., Hotel Operator RUMBLINGS from me ANNEX Burk Thrnk I can get Cadet Major next year Cllrk Harry James only rrval Dow Im .1 llttle Potato but hard to peel Floyd C Yoltes and jokes rs drrvrng., me mad' Grove I use to be a Seabee 1Ed note Try the Army D c J Hoag, Fm Frances rs all they say Hubba hubba Kelly R But the Skull s Hrstory tests are so hard Krshpaubh I lrl-te that Spanish flavor Leedy R lm head man at the Annex Lrnkenaug,er l can whip the Black Hats any day Ask em' Marnhout Wrsh I could come back to the Brrer Mrller A Krug, of the hep cats thats me Perry Hollywood here I come Dig, my protrle Pugh Those Beckley brrls are oh so ntce' Robrnson 1 Crnunnatr Reds have the pennant rn t e ab Staley The coffee prtltles wrll way outsell the drlls Turner J Now when Cousm Drckre and I oh yes oh yes Wantl lm glad free week ends don t come too often Younr, 1 Staunton wrll remember me for a long, trme Swlsh two points +I 167 I AY Y' ' Y, V1 ,,,,,, Colol o',,Fo',',', ' ,','r A ,lrloloo A loFo', ',',',', ',',' , f I''Alm'M'ffffQfflfSQffffffffifffffflflffffffnzl - ' fffffffffffff.'ffrff,fffffffffffffffffffff, ' .....,... 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The Cadet Corps will be outstanding when it has no outstanding, leaders only pluggers' the teams will push the last touchdown over when the team is too tired to move because Greenbrier has learned how to win. The battalion miy be discouraged by the weakening process of graduation or it may lack confidence bectuse of its inexperience But it will be one of the outstanding, schools in the nation again next year because you are Greenlarzer Remember how Ehmka sacrificed his life for his country on D Day' Re member how Peters went dovsn over Poland guns blazing, to the list There vuere many more They were Greenbrier men' So are you' Greatness h is tlmost re iched its zenith miturity to vshere heights depends on YOU' If you believe ind pr tetiee teimvlorle if you 1 ill and sttdy to th best of your ibilities if vou are behind your teams ind your school in OLlISflI'1d1f15 bittzlion upholding the tr iditions of the pist 1nd scal int, nevx heights of ichievement will be yours ' N E N s I S Q S- 42 y Bay, ? 'sry gy Q 168 l 3 L7 7 It 7 3 2 2 ' 2 ,L , ' yf , 2 2 sf , 2 1 .2 A ' ' , 2 ' y , fy 2 . V 2 ik ' ', ' or' f if e z - 2 I ' ' ' 2 ,2 2 ' Y 2 2 ' , ' J l 2 U 2 2 ' - . Y 7 .Y 2 .3 A 7. I . v, ' if T r .. 1 4' V: GSE lr ' f fx t V, ,. YST K? 2 rlmg 1 ,Y w G 2 e ' 2 M fe LA ' I f X T f,. B 6x2 X ' 1 C N 3 4 .. 'ii 4 ,J ,. f 'G 'Z 4 ., 7 ,,,.A H f QA f 7:7 5: rm V i 1 2 fjf, me 'W ll - 2 2 3-e- so lT,- x rf , wx We iiil 4 Zia X ' fm, 0 f ...gi fi..- FULWIDER KNIGHT T A X I TRANSFER CALL LEWISBURG 245 XVHITF FENDER LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE Day or Nnght L A B S MOVING For Tu enty fzx Years SAFE DEPENDABI E SERVICE Back to School nz Tzme or Formanon WE GET YOU THERE' Alzmyf On Time ANY Time The great Wbzte fleetfn Awww 4169! GREENBRIER MILITARY SCHOOL The School of ALbl6Z!67l267Zl l Greenbrrer one of the natron s drstrngurshed m1l1tary schools h IS 1 rrch herrtage of trad1t1on and SCIVICC extendrng back to 1817 For catalog and complete mformatron wr1te to the regrstrar or ask any Greenbrrer Mrlntary School Frghtmg Cadet Our Alumm are Om Bert Aclz ertzyemefztf SUMMER CAMP-on nearby Greenbrrer Rrver all actrvmes screened electrlcally lrghted cabms experrenced counselors Seven weeks term For mformatlon wrlte to Manager Camp Shavs M1 Del Eca care Greenbrier Mllltary School Lewrsburg, W Va f170S ff ' Q - - . . , . . . . . I . 1 Y a 4 4 1 Y 4 . . . ,, . . ,, 7 . ' 7 7 7 , . . ' f ' ' A 1 . 7 , , L '- - , . ' 7 3 1 . . 7 I , , . . -..Q 3..- Greenbmer Clothmg Compan ,Inc D mllmllle U curing flpparef or Hen IIXX INBLRC VLISIA VIRC IINI-X TELLPHONE 6 c s nk l O ncnm S utlvxlu muld 4: we were omg Ylghtlm. LJ Lis Nu xxclwnuc In the Klumm fhsuuarlurm mu f.,l'.1dLlil'C.S Gum! Im? 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Har Ll! the rflflllfcllll Wa clrrv 1 complrrc lmr of Drugs md COSITICIICS l'IOHlD2,SXXOI'Il'l md Norris Qmdms fiffdllfll Cn lafmfl auf Rurnllr Iraflrfnumll u CUIIIPLUI1 luis! Arm Magazmes Sodas and Sundrrcs Smokes m fact, evcrythlng a cadet rmght requ1rc' Good Lark to the Grcefzbrzef Mzlzfrnj School Gmdmzter g172l ir 'k 'A' m i' 'k ir 'k auwl if il' if , +- N 5 ..vE!f39' ' Tir 19' 1 MXN I' l:E::00 L N- Y! . I . J lm 6 , no- MWA' N 1 ,,wj '0 w ' Wy ' , WV . ,A Wd S vi K , o R 21 ' I F I 1 f I .f ' 2 J 2 ' ' ' ' ' K' 2 N ' '. . 7 Y 1 . il .A A' 1' Q1 1 1 4 I 11 . 1' 'n f 'U' f fy , . , . A , T. R I - ., , ' . ' ' . , - I k PY L+' Good Lm k C .ld em from Greenbrler Product Company Hazufa lurer: o GRYFNBRIFR VELVET ICE CREAM Grade A Pasteur zed M lk ani Cream PHONE 151 LEWISBURG WEST VIRGINIA LEXVISBURG RESTAURANT The Pfdce lfze Bn'yI ' Nice! NIONDAY' Spec .Il Plates 5 OL and Up Re ld THE GREENBRIER INDEPENDENI The Old Home Paper Lrwlsaunc, W XA 0 Cong Itu1.1tIons to the Grldultes' GREENBRIER MOTOR COM PANY Doool AND PLYMOUIH SALES AND SERVILI LEWISBURC W VA TELEPHONE a64 Lewlsburg Cleaners and Dyers .Ire proud of the nut Ippclrmcn of those sn Ippy G M S LADETS We help 5011 get Ibme merzm or Excel lent Appearzme on Permn 11 ImpeIt1m1 PHONE 778 173 . . , ,V ' . .i, A I I C f, 1 . . . A o .. ., i 4 i L ' , - , , -- .. Q 1 .. 0 I ' ', . ' . 0 O I Q - ' 72 ' 2 I . . Incorporatezl ' ' 'z 1 1 1 I' I o 1 o . K Q H 1 L Q Q ' . ' I, . . 0 1 f . . I ., -.i 913- PE FTIBONE COLLEGE MILITARY AND BAND UNIPORMS Ire mlde to xndlvrdull measure by expert tulors We have supplred unl forms to Greenbrrcr Mrlltary School md the leadxni., mrlrmry schools 1nd collegs throughout the country T 96 CINCINNATI OHIO Unxforms Lodge Supplres Bmncrs l'l1gs Pennants Bad es OSCAR S CAFE Home o Good Fookmzg E WASHINGTON ST U S 60 LEWISBURC W VA Dmnc-rs bervel Only from ll all A M to 9 00 P M INozz IJ lbc Time lo Erzjoj u Good Meal af OSCAR S CAFE C LINGMAN S MARKET Meats Grolefzer LEWISBURG W VA PHONE 47 Complete Lme FAMOUS WILSON SPORTING GOODS Bmleetball Football Bmebull Fllf and Ollyer Sporlx GREEN BRIER VALLEY COMPANx LEWISBURGS FIRESTONE STORE Ll:WISBURG W VA CAMPBELL HARDWARE CO J N CALDVCIIL JR Pr p fzxbnzi, Tackle Gum mul Azmzzinzztzofz 1 Crwplete Lzne of Hmdzzme Sffpplm LEWISBURG W VA Don 15 D11 one Your WU L I She Cao I Cook JUST COME TO THE COURT RESTAURANT NICR cPmpp RODOUSSAKIS 34 SON Levusburg, West Vrrgxnna O Everyone Welarnfzze C om Plllllfflllj B. P. FITZGERALD af 174 3+ 1' - ' f T, f A ' I AVR ' -. ff . .. . . ,,..a ' 1 , . will 5 N Q, A I Q L ' ZW . . I I 1 . . . 1 Z O l H T, 2 T J H D n 4 1 ' y .lf 2 y.n V 7 . T 0 . , -, Y - -Q- PE FTIBONE BROS. MEG. CO. 0 -0- ' . 7 v C I 1 of T A . . 1 . . 1 'Z., ,, o. O for .. , ' , , yr U Q . .. i Q 4 1 I ' ' '12 - T f 0 , ' 1 l 'I fl f ' ' J f' .i of , THE CHAS H ELLIOTT COMPANY P1111 A111 LPHIA P1 wx -1 Wk Sxlutc the Scmors md 911 Good Iuck to thc Corps Q 11111114 311111 l11z1t1I1f1111 Ilfzzzw CH A!!O11.111f1111 RILHMOND 5 ELOXVER9 WD TCI phc nc 1 IIXX OOD I.. XX ISIIL RC, I XXI R-XINII CAPITAL TINANC E C ORP IXRI C koowz I1m.111r Tclcphom vw 405 114111111 C flllfftilllil FAC 111 IX AND CADE IS TL l L CLII L 19 C7 I rcmcmlvcr eu ll fir XVh1rc Sulphur C121 CL 1 I WUI XVhCn Toxxn D15 Comes Around Enjoy 1 Show If THE LEW IS THEATRE PLENTH OV COOD SEATS NIObT XIODERN BOL ND EQLIPNIFYT 40? Cmmf lllti In ffm Gzfzzflnzlu IN T111 G1 NI RAL L1 mls H01 II IC 11.191 L 1111111 16 tan 1 Il I 1 H2111 1 11141114 lm 111 NIRN RANDOI PH Ix HOC lx If pmmf XXISISI 11 X XIRCIN QQ omplzmentf QA frzend 3 . .- ' f -1-,.-if - .1 .12 ,. - Ly 1- L O . , , , . ' . I 1 N fb 1 1 -1 1 ,X .V . , A ' I . ' - 2 1 A fo-R um' ' A 4 TL I ,Q RICO H - It Q f . 1 .l.If If 4 ll r 1 1 Mnyl - yo1 CilII'I visit IS 1 't' 1. fic I 1 . . ' ' '- Ilwlm Yu cf in 4 I J Yun ff Sf' a Cfmff Slmu' at L1zxw'15111'Rcs. XVIZST V1Rca1N1,x THE PLAZA THEATRE 7 I I 1 ' E I V 1 11 of xY1i 111i1.l1iv1i IN G. 1. 5. 2 2 I 2 ' Q ' ' f , OFF .IAL ,. . CWD Ill' ul ' of ' Q1 hr '11 .1 Ile 'X' ' 'f '1 ' f of f . .. j U 1.7 IV' . , l,1i Q '1 1. V1-.s'1' ' 1.'lA --'Zi 175 ji-- MOTOR CAR SUPPLY Wloolemleri . FURNITURE When you think of AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES AND think Uf ACCESSORIES Q l P 526 LEWISBURG FURNITURE CO. HONE . LEWISBURGY WI VA, Large Gift Department Comphmentf of QA frtend C0mPl1mem5 0 Conzplznzentf 0 B U R K E Q J CASDORPH St SON 5 IOC TO5100 ' ' ' S COMPLETE MARKETS Ll WISITURG 4 d WPIITI SULPHUR SPRINGS F7719 F0017 We have been proud to serve as your Official leweler for those Senior possible under present conditions To the Graduates-congratulations and to all Greenbrier men wherever they serve-Our best wishes We are behind you 100 doing everything we can to hasten the day of Victory J JENKINS SONS COMPANY BALTIMORE MARYLAND f 176 O O of rings and miniatures. We pledge continued service as efliciently as 0 . . . 3 1 . l . V ,Jw -..Q gf..- GREENBRIER COLLEGE A jzzmor College for Young Womefz good taste 1nd good conduct ue emphftsxzed Locfnted IH 1n old Southern communnty In the heqrt of the Alle henles Founded nn l8l7 ll COLLEGE find coll ic preparfatory courses offered mclud ni, art rnusc dramatlc 1rt secretarul Tl ALL I'CCfC1I1OI'13l ACEIYII es Gymnlslum Tennls Basketball Vollev Bill Archery Horscbflclx Rld1Hg, SVS1lTlfl'11I'1Q ln the famous White Sulphur Springs Poo New Sepicfzzbcr Wfe Begzlz Our 13716 Semmz Catalogue sent upon request FRFNCH W THOMPSON! Premienf Lewlsburg, West V1rg1n1a X17 , 'X I F Tl A SCHOOL of the fine and cultural arts where good health. good manners, 7 4 Y 2 4 ' . L D 4 ' . ey . , ' i Y , i , ' 2 , '2 . 'Q' z.', ', ', Ia, , 4 C . ,Y , g . . ' 7 l. 0 ,' J , .' 7 ' O , . 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