Greenbrier Military School - Yearbook (Lewisburg, WV)

 - Class of 1950

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1 - or Jigga ag BRIER PATCH 1950 ANNUAL PUBLICATION OF GREENBRIER MILITARY SCHOOL I,-Xu james Woodward 5277 ' 1 Wilson Lafferty EDITOR-IN-CHIEF 5 1. U BUSINESS ISIANAGER we as N Volume XXIX CO TE TS faculty lanes efflzbkmr Jmlzzmy Qxftqlwlwf eaturer FIIHEWUHII . OR Lb 1t The Brier there exists 1 feeling, or should vse sq 1 type of love which no boole or mything 1l1ve c1n dehne or expl 11n lt his been the purpose of this ye 1rs lflllllll SIIH to put the vs hen we 1re no longer together IS a group we m 1y once 12,110 have this emotion est'1bl1shed in our hearts 1nd we will once 183.10 re member the preference for good eompftnionship the 1de1ls of morfil ity which Greenbrier his tried so h1rd to imbue within us for our ovs n benefit We vs ish to extend our sincere thmles to those who put these thoughts into words and pictures for our own future enyoyment l2lf 0 ,Tues hifi ,- o 0 I I 33 o 0 f Q 0 I I 1' 2 . ' i . V' R 1 ' y, y 2 y 1 r 1 1, 1 ' f 2 y D 1 ' . 2 1 l ' 2' . i . . , - . 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YEAGER, U. S. A. F. Iiiriz Man to Penetnzte lhe Sonic Barrier The Greenbrier Cadets are privileged to offer their Annual Salute to a Distinguished Gentleman CAPT. CHARLES E. YEAGER United States Air Force Although Capt. Yeager is best known for his speed record, he also has an outstanding war record. He flew 64 combat missions in the European Theatre of Operation, destroyed I2 enemy aircraft and dam- aged three. Hir d'emmtifmr irzcluifc lbe Sif- rcr Star with One Oak Leaf Cfurter. the Dirlinguirhed Flying Cmrr willy Three Oak Leaf Cfurlefr. 111 addiliwz, be bar the Brnnze Star. the Air Metfuf 111115 Sereu Oak Leaf Clurterr, and the Purple Heurt. W OF GREE BRIER MILITARY SCHOOL CAdopted and subscribed to by the Administration and Facultyl And Jem: increared in u'iJdom and rlature, and in favor with God and man. -Luke 2:52. We interpret this to mean that education is the process of individual growth involving four es- sential factors: the intellectual, the physical, the spiritual, and the social. INTELLECTUAL We believe in the attainment of the full capa- bilities of the mind through the discipline and direction of the mental processes. All of a stu- dent's experiences are educative, and each student should, to the best of his ability, form an ac- quaintance with the chief areas of human knowl- edge and skills. These should be taught pleasant- ly, forcefully, and, if necessary, even forcibly. The intellectual development of a student is conditioned upon the opportunity to and the en- vironment for study. Believing that the faculty is the heart of the school, every effort should be made to obtain instructors who will both inspire and teach their pupils to reason logically and to act intelligently. PHYSICAL We believe in the ancient precept, A sound mind in a sound body. An educated man must understand the necessity for and the way to keep the human machine in good physical condition if he is to make full use of his abilities. There- fore both an understanding of the structure and characteristics of the body and the formation of good health habits are essential to a well rounded education. We believe that, especially in the formative years, this result is best accomplished through a combination of skillful teaching, a well planned daily routine, regular physical exercises, and super- vised play. SPIRITUAL We believe in Christian education, in the in- herent values of a spiritual emphasis on the edu- cation of a young man, without regard to man- made creeds or denominations. We feel he should know the finite and temporal and come into closer harmony with the infinite and eternal. A com- prehension of religion reveals the beauty and meaning of life. We think the Bible should be taught as living literature and the revealed word of God. SOCIAL We believe there is a definite connection be- tween character development and formal educa- tion. A man must learn to obey before he is fit to command. The social phase of education in- volves a sense of responsibility to one's self and to his fellow men. A young man should develop a social outlook and a way of living that will lead to a satisfying and helpful relationship with others. We believe these four essential factors-the in- tellectual, the physical, the spiritual, and the so- cial-are the foundation of a well-rounded edu- cation, and thus lead to the end product of all education, a satisfying life. Corp! On Parade u L. L MRS, S. WOODWARD Dayton. Ohio sPoNsoR ofthe -3 BRIER PATCH MOTHER o MINE If I were hanged on the highest 1 Mother 0 mme O mother 0 mme I know whose hte would follow me stnll Mother 0 mme 0 molber mme If I were drovs ned m the deepest seas Holber o mme 0 mower 0 mme Mother rf mme 0 mother n mme If I were damned of body and soul I knows whose prayers would make me whole Mntber u mme O mother 0 mme' RLDX ARD KIPLINIG u 7 ' ' h'1l, I ' ' ' I 1 v ' . v 'I v v I , 7 I' 07 If . v ' , , , , , , I , f . I know whose tears would come down to me, I J I 1 ' ' I -' , . - , , A , . f-r -, ,I 3 J..- BOCK CNE The Faculty the Heart of the School T GREENBRIER we are proud of the frrendly re latronshnp between the cadets and our faculty othcers Perhaps rt rs appropnate too that a Winter scene be shown on thrs page not because the faculty are rn any way cold and austere but because when the cold wmds blow and the snow Hakes fall rt seems some how easter to prepare those lessons' i , I . I I I I I rf n y D , . COLONEL H. B. BIOORE A.B..M. A. I-Innupden-Sidney College Pfctrizfcflll of Zbc Sclmnf Cm'f1fm1l'fr11l COLONEL D. T. MOORE A. B. XY'.ishingtOn and l.ee L'niversiry Bn l.flZc',l'.l' Al.11z.1gw' COLONEL -I. M. MOORE A. B., M. A.. B. D. Wfnsliington and Lee University. Union Theological Seminary S!lf76l'jl.7f6'lIt!81If LIILIINIANI QOIONII W A RWL A B A I The Cltadel Lmxersm of Colorado Duke Lnxxermtx Umvusxtx of South Cirolma Dum 0 iff Calla 4 Dgparlmuzl l 1 Blnmell lluurzger Er1fJ1sfJ Hampden 5x dnex Collc3.,e In lx 110 U uw' '1IllNl7lI Ll 5 Jr Plffnulznm ll - ,fr--. x fi, Gita... 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NIAJ W JOHN MOORE A B M A MAJOR JAMES H PARSONS A B West VlIj.,lDl3 Umversrry Harvard WIllIam and Mary College Afmtmli Sfzpernltendezlt flldfhellldlltf Detfm r thc jllillflf Slbnul Englnh CAPT RICHARD N EMPSON A B bmverrsty of Arkansas Lmversm of Mrssourr CAPT R BLAINE GAINER A B Davrs and Elkrns College UnIversIty of Flonda lNlAJOR WILLIAM SCHNIFR A B B D B SL Ed M A Caprral UHIVCFSIIQ UD1VCfSlfy of Cm cInnatI UDlVE'fSlIy Of Mexno Mrddle Head of the Madam Larmizage Deparl 7716111 Spauzrlv mm' C Lrmdn CAPT JOHN M HUNT A B Hampden Sydney College WIllIam and Mary College Spgmyl, Hmgfy Bandmarter Englub Mullaemancx 'Yr 12 ,f I . . , , ., . . . , . . 1. . ., . . ' . I . . . 1 5 1 - bury' . I , , A I., 1 , , , . . . . I , . . . . . , . . I ' ' , I ' ' , ' ' ' ' . - V Y ' ' 3 4 7 7 , ' 1 .. ' IW.- 'R' CAPT I H MCELWPF A B CAIT Cum R M0NTc.oMFRx A B LAP1 HousTox B NIOORI' JR A B Hampdcn bxdmy Colle f. 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' , , ' . . - . SE IORS JAMFS KALAAUOKUAKINI WOOLSEY Prendenz ROBFRT EDWARD KFLI Y Vzce Preyzdenz WILLIAM LFE BROADDUS Treamrer JAMI s EDGAR ROBINSON III Sergeant az Army MRS JOHN P CARYDES Long Island Clty New York Spomor Broadduy, Robmfon, Carydex, R Kelly, Woolfey -If 18 24- JOHN PETER CARYDES, JR ........................... Secretary y , Firfr Rau: Leif ff, Righl-FREDDIE ABRAHAM, 1.24 W. First Street, WILLIAMSON. w. vA. Big man in Co. C . . . favorite sport: girls . . . always smiling . . . claims to be Chief of Championship B. A. R. team . . . champion- ship football and tug-of-war is right . . . thinks Bing Crosby is great stuff . . a Wise Old Owl . . . answers to Freddie . . . plans to enter Pitt . . . says doctoring is here to stay. JEROLD HENRY ALTMAN. 72 S. Shannon Ave- nue, ATHENS, OHIO. Commonly called jerry . . . leading Band member . . . plays a hot trumpet . . . thinks Ohio is the best state of all . . . at times may be seen across town . . . a smile is surely his umbrella . . . plans big department store career. THEODORE JOHN ARGYRAKIS. VUHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. vA. Tall, lanky Lewisburg Leisure Lover from White Sulphur Springs , . has a quiet way about him . . . an excellent student . . . always reliable . . . and can be trusted in anything he does . . . missed a car accident by inches . . . and we hope he misses all bad luck. Second Rout Left I0 Right-JOSEPH WILLIAM BAKER, OAK HILL, W. VA. A true Mountain State booster . . . two years at The Brier to his credit . . . LQ of Soy Boy Gang . . . gives Co. B a great hand in intercompany sports . . . almost always to be found cooking a delectable hash in his room . . . finds studies easy . . . a smile goes with him everywhere . . plans college career at University of Virginia . , . Wahoo!! RAYMOND CURTIS BAKER, 4465 Ala- bama Axe., S. E., WASHINGTON 19, D. C. 4th year at The Brier . . . Big man of battalion staff . . . always hits those books . . . good all-round cadet . . hnds painting rooms great fun . . . thinks duty is out of this world . . . plans big college career in home town of Washington, D. C. HARRY WADE BASHAM, 1631 McClung Street, CHARLESTON, W. VA. Most people call him Homer . . . second year here . . played championship basketball for Company B . . . and is a good shot on the court . . . varsity baseball player. too . . . has a whale of a personality . . . will do well. Fmr Rou Left to Rzgbr FRANK MOORE BELL LEWISBURG w VA One half of the Brrer s Bell Famrly a made an excellent name for hrmself here a real Lewrsburg Leisure Lover makes us envrous drrvrng around whrle we work personalrty plus and red hart ranks hrgh rn whatever he attempts and has many frrends CHARLES SAVILLE BINGHAM 4100 W Franklm St RICHVOND VA One ofV1rg1n1asfavor1te sons ye olde poetry wrrter de luxe all about love and death call hrm Charlre works hard at everythrng sometrmes on the school paper too always smrlrng especrally when he thrnks about returnrng to Rrchmond vull probably be a good lawyer some day REINALDO BlsoNo P O Box 283 SANTIAGO D H Came from South of the Border to the sunny clrme of The Brrer member of the basketball champronshrp team vyalks the strarght and narrow as gurde of Co B s Frrst Platoon B15 15 a fine all round athlete and that slow smxle charms the senorrtas also understand he 15 a rabri movre fan the Keystone State wrth a good record at The Brrer says Physxcs rs here to stay helped Co C wrn foot ball crown plays all sports well thnnks grrls are also here to stay clarms he rs learnrng Spanrsh from hrs roommate Hrguera JAMES CHAPMAN BORDEN JR 400 Parkvsay BLUEFIELD W VA The good natured suave and very capable commander of our Company C answers to Emmy finds G C W a home away from home has survrved hve years of The Brrer and strll looks healthy and how valuable sharp shootmg mem ber of rxfle team on volleyball champronshrp team ha.s supported H1 Y work three years has personalxty hard to equal agamst frovyns wrll be Joe College next fall SAMUEL DUNLAP BRADY Ill Mann Street SUMMERSNILLE W VA Knovsn throughout school as Sam the Summersvrlle Flash champronshrp basket ball player for Co A JV football player of note fast and elusrve also a varsrty trackster and contrrbuted hrs keen eye to rrfle team svyrshecl the nets regularly rn JV basketball hnds studres easy vsrll head for VU next fall plans to be an engrneer -4 zo 1 . , . ., .L , . . ' I , - ' , , , Va. . . A ' l . , . . , , . . y Second Roux' Left to Right-JAMES WILSON BOGLE, SARAH ANN, W. VA, Jim is a first-year boy . . . from . , ., ' , . . . - , , . . . . . . I , . . . - ' - I ,ff- First Roux' Left In Right-WILLIAM LEE BROADDUS, Mansion Hills, HOPEWELL, VA. Answers to Bo . . . thinks the Old Dominion is tops . . . especially Hopewell . . . admits G. C. W. is a swell place to spend a rainy afternoon . . . spreads cheer with his smile . . . always easy-going . . . captain of rifle team . . . a true friend . . . and an all-round good fellow. LEVUIS WHITELY CARROLL, 108 18th Street, BRISTOL, VA. One of Co. C's Favorite Sons . . . 6th year at GMS, believe it or not . . . tall and lanky . . . and likes to grin . . . has taken his chances at The School Across the Way' . . . afraid studies are a permanent thing in spite of all we can do . . . host of friends . . . plans to return to Bristol, in both states lVa.-Tenn.D. JOHN PETER CARYDES, JR., 30141 31st Street, ASTORIA, L. I., N. Y. From the Big Town, New York City . . . dislikes reveille formations, razorsl inspections, and HFS! ser- geants on general principles . . . loves home, home, and home . . . if you ever need a lift, see John . . . often seen with a town girl . . . plans to hang around New York. Second Roux' Left to Rigbl-HARRY JEROME CRIGGER, 151 West Second Avenue, WILLIAMSON, W. VA. One of Williamson's citizens . . . and a sturdy Mountaineer . . . affectionally known as Chigger-Bump . . . most com- plete record library in school . . . fine basketball player . . . a pleasing personality . . . joined the Brier Gang three years ago . . . and is still smiling. GEORGE EDWARD EI-IRLE, P. O. Box 597, ALLENDALE, N. J. Let George do it . . . hails from Long Island, N. Y .... championship basketeer for Co. B . . . 5rd year at The Brier . . . and still isn't crazy about Math . . . participates in all intercompany sports . . . loyal B man . . . hates to buy cigarettes . . . plans college career. CHARLES FREDERICK ERICKSON, MAN. W. VA. Lanky boy of Co. A . . . finds his lieutenant buttons easy to shine . . . likes to shine also at the college . . . has unbeatable sense of humor . . . and can always see the sunny side of the street . . . hopes to make married life his career . . . may need the sense of humor . . . ex- cellent student . . . has helped make life more fun for all at GMS. Fmr Rou Left ro Rzgbz EDWARD WALTER GALLAHER Water Sr WILLIAMSPORT orarro Has good one year record harls from some small town rn Ohro track man hot on the hundred prtches mean soft ball for rnterested all rrrtramural sports seldom seen on the famous beat true blue to gal at home so doesnt date the college an all round good guy bound to get along wherever he goes RODNEY DAY GARNETI 1524 Cardrff Rd COLUMBUS 12 OHIO Another hne one year cadet answers to Rod lrkes to date the School Across Town especrally Read Heads track enthusrast and can really pump up or strarght ahead trans ferred from B to Band to toot mean horn for Musrc Makers hrs frrendly attrtude sure to make frrends and mfluence people FREDERICK HENRY HEINZMAN 2424 Westwood Dr COLUMBUS orrro The rhrrd Buckeye rn a row Three eventful years at The Brrer wrth a strrpe for each year has mysterrous method evadrng that beat hrs secret obey the rules played basketball for Co C plenty of actron on the court talks a lot about The Sunshrne State and should apply publrcrty job Florrda State Chamber of Commerce THOMAS TECUMSEH HIRST HAYES 316 So Pm St ALEXANDRIA VA The boy wrrh the Southern drawl from the Old Domrnron mo strrpes for each year at The Brrer the Gene Krupa of GMS thrrves on Lt Col Rrch s Latm tests dates the College or one gal there' can parlay hrs blond harr personalrty and drum strcks rnto the brg trme rf he chooses JOSF ANDRES HERMIDA San juan de la Maguana Dom Rep The Latm Amerrcan Flash baseball rs hrs first love can always be spotted haulrng dovrn long drrves rn center held and trolley wrrrng ball home goes for soccer and krckball lrke the Wrld Goose goes for Frankre Lane on champronshrp teams rn both sports a treat to hear hrm chatter Spanrsh wrth the other varsrty Spanrsh speak mg players to bewrlder the opposrtron' JAMES MARIAN HoLBRooK JR Box 1924 BARTLEY W VA Second year Sergeant at The Brrer vxhrch proves he knows hrs stuff not seen across town as frequently as last year rooms wrth the C O of Co D but just the same occasronally seen poundrng that beat reacts to jrm or Jrmmy rn some cases gets a large charge out of Englrsh classes a hard vsorker ff 22 7' . 1 . . , ., , . 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U 7 H . . . . r . ...l 53.- Fm: Rau Left to Rzght WILLIAM STURGIS JACKSON, 205 Balrrmore Avenue LANSDOWNE PA One of Wrl lram Penn s favorrte sons Mean sergeant of B Co Champronshrp basketball for B Shoe Shrne Artrst Often journeys across town wrrtes up those games for Green Brrers and also wrote the sports sectron fpart of rty for thrs annual ln hrs spare trme Prrvate Secretary to Lt Col J W Benyamrn has drstrnctron of berng featured rn headlrnes page 1 when he made the Honor Roll has that Vrtamrn Smrle and a personalrty vyhrch wrns frrends Call hrm Wrllre RICHARD COBB .IETT JR 77a Sunset Drrve LEXINGTON KX From the Land of Fast Horses and Beautrful Women and lrkes that Kentucky Blue Grass plays basketball well lrkes all rntercompany sports rncludrng football but play ed that for the hard hrttrng Captarns a prng pong shark rea left handed ace at the game arms for the lrnrversrty of Kentucky next year and a good student for Kentucky too RONALD WENDALL JONES 909 Selwyn Road CLEVELAND HEIGHTS OHIO Ronnre great BCo rooter for four long years at The Brrer clrmbed the ranks raprdly lrkes to wrsrt G C W and to chevy the fat n town lrkes movres probably Hopalong Cassrdy fan occasronally burlds a model aeroplane racer real Buckeye carrres responsrbrlrty well and rs an earnest student Second Rou Left fa Rrgh! JOHN THOMAS KELLE3 DRAPER VA Tom to all another Vrrgrnra Gentle man vsrns frrends and alrenates people vxrth hrs aromatrc Turkrsh crgars crrcles the track as a varsrty crnder e a looks forward to Vrrgrnra Polytechnrc lnstrtute and says local yokel wrll rarse hayseed and maybe cane and Kellys ROBERT EDWARD KELLY ll5 Kelly Avenue OAK HILL W VA Bob rs a Mountarneer Always Free after 4 years at Greenbrrer deserves hrs rank of Lreutenant vyell lrlced by all vrsrts the Lrttle Whrte Schoolhouse hne end on rntercompany football champronshrp team expects to contrnue schoolrng at West Vrrgrnra Unrversrty MARSHALL MCKINIFY LI IJFORD Box 478 MADISON XY VA Marshall a smart D Co platoon sergeant and a Rollrckrng Mountarneer no stranger to The Brrer sometrmes called Ledgers rn Capt Montgomery s class or Letson or what have you another rntercompany sports player and booster a loyal Hr Y member true to the gal back home 4f2 V W 9 1 ' ' , , ... ' F I A ' . . ' ' I ' ' V V ' ... ... ' . . .... 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T v v '- I . ..a 313, Fm: Rou Left ro Rzghr ADOLFO MANUEL RAPHAEL I.oPo 25 No 809 HAVANA CUBA Senor Adolpho Lopo Onsalo from South of the Border on El Rancho Grande popular wIth all finds EnglIsh easy enjoyed first snow at GMS smart handball player lIkes all sports outstandIng student No GCW Romeo true to Cuban tomato classIcal musIc favorIte entertarnment hope he comes back next year WILLIAM REBMAN MCGEORGE JR 115 North 5th Street RICHMOND VA Tall dark and handsome enjoys BrIer lIfe brags about the Caprtal of the Confedracy suh conscIentIous student and 15 a top student In chemlstry and physxcs has been seen at the College excels In football rough tIme wIth SpanIsh has prIvate Hymg lIcense aIms at V M I Rat Lme In fall of 50 DONALD LANSING MCKEEVER Woodlawn Manor R F D No 3 ROCKVILLE MARYLAND Effluent Cadet Major brIng on the bag PIPCS laddre favonte sport baseball Sth year at The BrIer lIkes the Idea of beIng a WashIngton and Lee Gentleman grades above average no slouch always on the go backheld ace on Band football team some day hopes to sell lots of lots for lots of money Whll at football actxve IU HIY Club affalrs holds a natIonal ofhce IH orgamzatron well on way toward West POIHI career a smoothIe on the dance floor an Owls Club prospect adept at publIc speakmg holds dCmCf1IS to a standstIll and an HR member vuth If all regarded tops as a platoon sergeant GEORGE THOMAS MARTIN JR 1554 Vlfglnla Street CHARLFSTON W VA Toots a mean trumpet In the Band always looks forward to Free Weekends fine athlete actIve on publIcatIons and wrote some fme edI IOfl3lS champIonshIp Band football team flyrng mam hobby lIves the easy lIfe brags about Charles ton demerrts seldom a problem answers to Buddy never In NIght Study Hall has host of frrends ARMANDO SANCHEZ MARTINEZ Calle 30 No 311 Ent 25 y 27 VEDADO HAVANA CUBA E1 Muchacho Espanol GMS Interest1ng new experIence dramatrc tenor VOICC llkes Cuban baseball In leIsure hours always clad Informally enjoys readIng Enghsh best subject doesnt belIeve the Beat 15 here to stay popu lar at G C W lIkes Amerlcan musIc a good delegate from South of the Border 1424 l'- j l I 'i I ' x 1 ' 1 '1 s 1 ' s I ' - ' . Semnd Rau'-Left ro Rigbl-GEORGE EDWARD MCLELLAN, 41 Derrick Avenue, UNIONTOWN, PA. Eddie . . . Firrz Roux' Left lo Right-NICANOR ANTONIO MARTINEZ. Mercedes 137, CUIDAD TRUJILLO. D. R. Nick to you . . . athletic type . . . Dominican Republic ambassador . . . covers hot corner for varsity baseball team . . . and bangs out the hits . . . Brags about B . . . Likes South American swing . . . also conquers school work without too much trouble . . . but can't understand why so much home work . . . a two-year cadet . . . knows the pathway to G. C. W. GEORGE STEEDMAN MEBANE, DUBLIN, VA. Likes athletics . . . top scholastic rating . . . enjoys MI-3 . . . and Intramurals . . . skips GCW . . . frequent packages from home, and they are plenty popular . . . as is he . . . the quiet type . . . says guard duty on decline at GMS . . . never on the beat . . . but likes his fun. CAMILO ALBERTO MEJIA. Carrera 13 No. 22-46 Tercer piso, BOGOTA. COLOMBIA, S. A. Another South of the Border boy . . . likes the Spanish rhumba . . . handball ace . . . regular Romeo across the way . . . a photographic bug . . . speaks English better than we speak Spanish . . . enjoys Tired Love comic books . . . keeps demerits to a minimum . . . says the mountain air here is invigorating . . . may be back in 1950. Second Roux' Left to Righl-ARLEY COLAN MITCHAM, STEPHENSON, W. VA. Brain in Maj. Barty's Business Arithmetic Class . . . answers to B. A. . . . fast forward in basketball . . . standout in intercompany sports . . . one of the Dorm Demons . . . hopes for Crack Squad at Commencement . . . listens to radio mysteries . . . and has likea- ble personality. DONALD LEE PAYNE, MAN, W. VA. Don . . . a tough Co. D sergeant . . . JV gridiron back- field star . . . writes regularly to the girl at home . . . liked the Man cheer leader . . . big company basketball artist . . . looks forward to Saturday night leisure hours . . . reads a lot . . . likes bull sessions. JAMES EDWIN PRITT, JR., AUSTINVILLE, VA. Satchmo . . . baseball star . . . hammered a homer to open the season . . . made Seth all- opponent softball team . . . a record show fan . . . and publicizes Austinville over the air . . . brain in chemistry . . . drives snappy Model T at home . . . great sense of humor . . . love light burns for Judy . . . listens intently to the morning chapel talks . . . will hang out at V.P.I. next year. -'Il 25 ll'- Fzrft Rau Lefz to Rzghf DEMETRIO JOSE Y MONTES RAVELO Calle 6 No 652 Esq a 27 VEDADO HAVANA CUBA Tall dark handsome lad from way down In Cuba can hIt the bucket In basketball lIkes all sports on Tug of War champIOnshIp team whIch means he has the pull calls C Stoop temporary home good student can roll out the Enghsh fluently ardent admIrer GCWS good lookmg women JAMES VENABLI Rl'VFRCOMB 917 Edgewood DFIVC CHARLESTON W V Blfdle rugged wrestler capable Co A LICU tenant always neat outstandmg guard In Inter company basketball estabhshed good record mth grades enloys hlgh class Western movtes a good HI Y member lots of frrends Charleston s glft to women has that Southern drawl Town Leave mam hobby may be a W 84 L MInk In 1950 JAM!-S FIIQAR ROBINSON lll Apt 20 Haddon Hall 3418 Readmg Road CINCINNATI OHIO JunIor head wane: In GMSs sannted mess hall and makes the tray carrIers scurry Was you ever In CIncInnatI' hne JV center made All Opponents team agaInst Seth Always IovIal and became a TOP student at GMS lIves the easy lIfe In the Dorm A good man Junlor Second Rau Lefz m Rzgbz RAMON ANIBAL RODRIGUEZ Rosano MOCA D R Snappy LIeutenant of Com pany D Owls Club shInIng lIght football 15 favorIte sport partIcIpates In all athletIcs The BraIn In ltench lIkes water fights a ftnend to all and another nne example of the good men from the D R ALIREII Essa SALAMY WI-IITESVILLF W VA Al lanky Southerner from WhItesvIlle W Va one of Wocady Woodwsards D Company Demons lIkes to trIfle a bIt and have hIs fun but pranks dIdnt keep hIm from makmg the famous Owls Club Coach Hunt pratses hIm hIghly as varsIty baseball manager always on the Iob and played good football for the CaptaIn team JOHN WoODsON SANDERS 217 GranvIlle Ave nue BECKLEY W VA Punk The Beckley Hot Shot starred In JV basketball also on the grId for the JVs lIttle but mIghty stIll has ups and downs In that plane geometry lIkes duty tours C 1 holds rank lst Sgt CO D and sometxmes keeps thmgs quIet In the Hall Old Man Greenbner-6 year record and an outstandmg wrestler -+i26l' 1' I- .1 A I s - - I I . , . , , . , . . . . Y- - . . . . . . . 7 ' I - . . . , , , . . . . . . . . . I 1 - . , . , , , , . . . , . , , 1 - .. . . . .,,, . . 1 , , . . . - . . . . . . . . . .. . ., . : . Y . - , .. . . . . , . . . . . ,, ,, V , Y . . , . , , ' , . . . . . . . . . . . 1 r . ,- v s Firrz Rim-: Lefz to Righf-ROBERT JOHN STAG. 909 W. University Parkway, BALTIMORE, MARYLAND. Bob . . . swell all-round guy . . . enviable record at The Brier . . . Best-Drilled Cadet in Peanuts . . . 6 long years ago . . . plays varsity baseball . . . famous for his easy-swing doubles . . . Owls Club member . . . commander of Company D's first platoon . . . snappy soldier . . . from the Free State of Maryland . . . and likes it. GARLAND ROBINSON STEGER, JR.. 1108 Prospect Avenue, PULASKI. VA. Algebra Wizard . . . likes the girls . . . and can draw them on paper. too . . . some of his cartoons are in this book . . . promising young artist . . . enjoys intercompany sports . . . a quiet fellow with lots of ability . . . who does his work per schedule . . . some day we'll see his drawings in magazines. ROBERT WILLIAM TARLETON, JENKINS. KENTUCKY. A capable Lieutenant in Company B . . . shined-up snappy efiicient soldier . . . makes good grades . . . an old-timer at Greenbrier . . . 5-year man . . . good looking, too . . . ask the wimmen . . . Bob is another Kentucky boy . . . and knows a good horse when he sees one . . . if not, he'd better not admit it . . . enjoys life and we enjoy him. Second Roux' Lefz ro Rigbf-HARLEY GWYNNE THOMAS. 1476 Michigan Avenue, COLUMBUS. omo. A cadet who can be trusted to carry out his assignments without fuss and feathers . . . Cue Ball . . . rolls his own cigarettes . . . beats a path under the windows when on duty . . . spelling genius . . . likes intercompany sports although pre- fers to take it easy . . . grades well above average . . . a booster for the Buckeye State . . . deserves the many friends he has made at The Brier. JAMES ALEXANDER TURNER. LEWISBURG, w. vA. Alex tall, blond-haired Lewisburg Leisure Lover . . . his car waits for him each noon . . . active in Presbyterian Young People's work . . . popular with the girls . . . and may smash hearts in Blacksburg . . . for he plans to go to V. P. l. . . good student . . . good in military . . . loafs in Stag's room . . . and is never HJ noisy in spare time . . . lives on a farm . . . but has city ways. SAMUEL WALTER WAGONER, Apt. 309, 19 Bradford Street, CHARLESTON, W. VA. An ace tennis player . . . spark-plug of Band Lightweights in basketball . . . can play practically any band instrument . . . just a Big Brother at the college . . . but his friends have to listen night and day to his talk about the wonderful girl in Toledo . . . is a squad leader . . . a good student . . . and almost built an automobile . . .but gave it up for real cars . . . The Demon Driver. Fmz Rou Left lo Rzghz WADSWORTH WARREN III 7947 Burns DETROIT MICHIGAN Tall boy from DetroIt leadrng hgure In D Company a fine ofhcer VERY popular wIth a town gItl always on tIme for dates at Coleman s Presrdent of the RAG G MOP P Club vwhrch lS somethmg good sense of humor handsome too clever vsnter and stands up for any cause he thInks IS Just a good frIend a capable outstandrng cadet ROY MEIJRIC WHEELER R F D No 1 Box 169 IARIBAULT MINN Roy tall boy wIth glasses QUICK and studIous could be typed as A Bram In some subjects very frIendly good tennIs player doesnt let the gIrls bother hIm too much played hne football for the JVs the dependable kInd RICHARD WARREN WILKINSON PINEVILLE W VA Buzz buzzes around everyvx here quIet In study hall ut makes a loud H0156 at tImes especrally on the basketball court leadIng pot shot artIst for the V2fSlIy court team occasIonally dates the college good In baseball too our candrdate for All Amerxcan Basketball If he keeps on the may he has started a frIendly fellow mth a lxkeable grm Second Rou Lefz to Rzght HFBER HARLAN WILSON JR 19771 Lancashrre Road DETROIT 73 MICHIGAN From the Dynamrc CIty of DetroIt Kmg of BoogIe Woogre on the S8 s IH fact can play lIke hImS6lf or any famous PIHHISI you name lnkes all sports softball IS favorrte characterIstIc of Harlan fIne grades enyoys drIll and afternoon MI 3 classes hopes to come back to the BrIer doesnt worry about GCW too much as THE gul lIves back home JAMES KALAAUOKLAKINI WOOLSEY JR 1921 LoomIs Street HONOLULU I5 T H The fellow wIth the long mIddle name and the handsome physIque means The man mth a thousand backs and the smell of a pIne tree fme all round athlete starred on VHFSIIY football team and was leadmg Splflf on Co A basketball team actIve In many extra currtcular HCIIVIIICS some say he lIves at Greenbrrer College movmg Splflf IH Boot and Spur but gets good grades and does a top job commandmg Company A PAUL AMBROSE WOOD JR Route 3 Box V1 ROANOKE VA Paul from The Magrc CIty or The Star Cm Roanoke Va Southern gentleman suh a geomerrx whIz vtell lrked by hIs fellow Dorm Demons of Co D honest and good natured caught at the movIes once In a vshxle most of tlme spent bangmg the books around If brrngs results the ladres dont bother hIm at all Master of hIs Fate MICHAEL YFLACA JR lvl-I jackson St ALIQUIPPA PENNA Came back after a long tour In the Marrnes black haIred fnendlx fellovn vuell able to take care of hrmself puffed and panted gettmg Into shape for athletIcs star on hIs company basketball team a good student works at hlS studtes thmks ll lS more fun at GMS than lf was In Chxna f23l '.' - 1 - - s . . , . . . . 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' . . . . 0 ...gi Lg.- SE IOR DIRECTORY FRED ABRAHAxI C4 PFC C 48 Sgt C49 S F C C 50 Crat Squad 48 Crack Platoon 49 Honor Company 49 Captarn basketball team 49 Intercompany football basketball soft b ll k kball C C 47 48 I9 50 Oyyls ClIIb Irench Medal 4'-4 JERRY ALTMAN Mrlrtary Pvt E 44 45 45 46 Pvt Band 464 PLC 48 Cpl 49 Sgt 49 S!Sgt 50 Athlet1c Mrdget Football 45 46 Intercompmy sports football softball krckball soccer volleyball handball General Crack Plt Co E 44 45 Cratk Plt Bmd I6 I7 THEODORE J ARGYRARIS Pvt E 47 Pvt B 48 49 PFC B 50 Cpl B 50 Crack Company and Crack Platoon 428 Honor Company Crack Company 49 Intercompany basketball 49 50 Lewrsburg Leisure Lovers Club 47 48 49 50 JOSFPH W BAKER Pt B 49 50 Crack Company 49 lntercompany football volley ball luck bill socccr basketball 49 50 RAYMOND BARLR vCI6PICC47CplBI-I lb5QfB C B H Camera Club 49 Vrcc Prcsrdent Camcra Clu Scrence Medal 46 HARRY W BAsI4AIyI Pt B 49 50 Cpl B 50 Crack Company 41 Varsrty biscball 49 50 JV basketball 49 Intramural krckball champronshtp team 49 Intramural basketball champlonshrp team 50 Non Commrssroned Officers Club 50 FRANK BELL E 45 P 47 PFC 48 49 50 Honor om pany 48 Levsrsburg Lersure Lovers Club 45 46 4 Rage, Nop p Society 50 4490 CHARLIS BINICI-IAM Iv: B 49 0 Green Brrers Staff 50 REINALDO A BISONIO B464 fB4S I5tB4 Sg.,B50 Captarns Basketball 47 Ib Mrdgets Baseball 47 ap tarns football 424 49 Jr Varsrty Basketball 49 Varsrty Track 48 49 50 CaptaIns Club 46 47 Jr Varsrty Club 48 Varsrty G 49 50 Latm Amerrcan Club 4 48 49 50 Intramurals Sport Councll 50 Member of Champron lntertompany tcam In softball kttkball speedball tratk basketball 48 yyrnner of Inter company 100 440 yards dash 49 basketball 50 12 Member of Crack Platoon 48 member of Crack Com pany 4 48 49 member of Honor Company 48 Intramural all stars team In football volley ball krckball soccer 49 JIM BOGLE Pyt C 50 Varsrty tratk 50 Co champrons Intercompany football 49 Champrons Intercompany lrght vyerght tug, of vsar team 50 JAMES C BORDFN JR 4 48 Sgt SfSg,t s t 42 Cat a v In P L C 48 I9 lst In Company C 4 Captarn football team 46 tennrs team 48 rrfle team 48 Captams Club 47 48 Rrlle Club 48 HI Y Club 49 50 Boot and Spur Club 50 Honor Court 49 50 Non com Club 47 48 49 Commrssroned Officers Club 50 Sgt a Arms College Department 50 Treas Boot and Spur Club 50 Volley Ball Champs 50 lExplanatIon College Department office Jrm became College freshman durmg the year J SAMUIL DUNLAP BRADY III Pvt A 18 49 Cpl A 49 50 Sgt A 50 JV Football 49 JV Basketball 42 Intercompany lrghtwerght bas ketball champrons A 50 Varsrty track I9 50 Rrfle team 50 WILLIAM BROADDUs 48 7nd Lt C If lst Lt C 50 RIHe team 49 Captarn of Rrfle team 50 Volley ball champronshrp team Co C 7nd Plat 50 Non commrssroned Officers Club 47 48 Officers Club 50 HIY Honor Court 49 50 Sctretary Junror Class 49 Secretary Senror Class 50 LEWIS W CARROLL 1944 45 Pvt Co E Crack Platoon Midget football basketball baseball 1945 46 Pvt Co C Mrdget football baseball 4x4 Pfc Co C Gurdon Bearer Intercompany football basketball softball 47 48 Pfc Co C Gurdon Bearer Capt football team 4Mgr7 Intercompany football basketball softball At Ease Radro Shoyy Jazz Qurntet Sports Announcer Captarns Club 1948 49 Cpl and Sg,t Co C Crack Platoon Honor Company tennls team cheerleading, team Intercompany football basketball softball At Ease Radio Shovx Sports Announcer IDHIY Club Captatns Club Non commrssroned Clu 50 S!Sgt and Sgtflst Cl Co C Capt Cheer team tennis team Intercompany football basketball yynnner of GMS Cheerleaders Alumnr Loyalty HIY Club Captarns Club Non commrssroned Club Officers 1949 leadrng softball Au ard Officers JOHN CARYDES Pyt 49 50 Intramural Sports football basketball soft ua Gurdon Bcarcr of Co C Honor Company 2 Treasurer of Senror Class . -f I , fr . 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SE IOR DIRECTORY HARRX J CRICIIR C 47 f t 5 C If vs C Crack Squad 48 Crack Platoon 49 Intercompany football 46 49 lnttrtompany btsketball 48 49 50 Intertompany softball 49 50 All star Lrrght v4cI5,ht basketball team 45 49 Team Captann 49 50 Champronshlp volleyball team 49 ChampIonshIp Light vselgeht Tug, of War team 49 Captun basketball team 48 Non CommIssIonetl Ofhcers Club GI ORGE E EHRII Pvt II 4s I Pf B 50 cpl B I Intramural Baskttball Champlonshlp Team Htayy sseIg,hts 50 All prInCIpal Intramural sports 1 54 CIIARI rs ERIC Is8ON D 5 44 C 7 C1 B 48 8f8gt 4 LtA Honor Company B 47 48 49 Crack Company B 4 49 Cratk Platoon B 48 Inttrcompany sports football volleyball trltk softball basketball sotcer handball spcttllnll krtkball HI Y Club Boot and Spur Intcrtompany Sports Counul Non Commrsslonetl Ofhtcrs Club 48 49 CommIssIonCtl Offucrs Club 50 EDWARD W CAIIAHIR Pv B 50 Varsny tratk 50 RODNII 3 DM GARY! Ir Varsnty track 50 Bantl IIg.,htv4eI,4,ht bIskttball tum 41 50 PRIDI RIC HI INIXIAN 4 3 4 8 C Camtra Club 49 THoI44As HMI s 7 Bantl 48 lt I w Int Bane 50 lst Sgt Bantl 50 CaptaIn I ootball 48 Captun s Club 48 49 Non C,0Il1I1Il88l0I'4C.Ll CJIIICLT8 Club If 50 Honor Court 50 1081 ANDRI s HI RsIIDA B 48 49 Varsm bIseball 49 50 Comyany B teams sotttr Itkball 42 'IIC Worrn Co B 42 Litm AnILrItIn Club jmu s M HDI BRCJCJIs S D Inttrtompany X7S4YL8lllI1g Ch1mpIoII 2 Oltl Stone PICSIWXTCTIIH Churth Chonr 49 50 WILLIAM S JACICSON B If C B 44 Sg., B 50 Crick Co 44 Hmor Co B 4 4 ChampIonshIp Intramural Basketball 48 49 49 50 H R Club 48 49 uIll and Scroll 50 Sports Etlntor C rcen Brrers BrIcr Patch 49 50 Non CCJFHIUISSIOHCLI Of lucrs Club 49 50 ChoIr 49 50 RICHARD C jrrr D 1 P D Captam football 48 RONALD W IONI78 ompany B Pyt 4C 4 9 47 n :gf 49 gt Ist C 50 Honor ompany 48 CrItk Company 4 48 49 Crank Platoon -4 C t footb Ill 46 47 CoCapt IV football 48 ll sItI footb Ill J Captam s Club 46 47 Y Itt P cs 47 Colonel Club 48 JOHN TPIoIs4As IxlIIlY av A I9 Varsrty tragk 50 ROBIRI E IXIIIY 8 Set lst Class ntl Lt C 50 Honor Company 2 n ramurIl8ports 47 48 4f HIY Club Boot antl Spur Club Inttr4ompIny Sports Counul Y ICC Prtsulcnt Stnlor Class MARSHAI I I IDI ORD C D All IntramurIl sports 48 49 50 C rack Squul rIbbon 49 shtrpshootcr 4 ADOI I o LoPo C VJFSIIN track 50 WII I IAM R MCCII ORC I C RIIIL team 50 Cimera Club 50 Down DI Mc ICI I VI R fy t IM 4 ant 8,I.,t t 48 lst Lt Bam 48 C Ipt Bantl 49 Mayor BH C Ink PlItoon 4C Bdntl luulil 49 H :nor Court 48 49 541 c0l'I1l'I1ISSICJfICLlClfllCC.l'S Club 8 49 50 NCO I ot Inl Spur Club 49 50 8tt Prtsutnt IY 44 4 4 0 P snent 48 49 30 Captuns un 4C 7 48 Pres tlcnt IC Colonels Club 48 Orthcstra Intgstr Choxr ee uw ntnrtompmy Sports Counul I Member o Ch 1111171011 lnttrtompany Sports football ttam 42 Inter tompanx ftotball bastball tratk softball yolltyball 46 4 8 ' . 12 2 , 7 ' Pvt. -, I, 485 Pfz C. 494 Pt. .. -42: Q 'gr 7. 50. 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' 72 ' 7 7 4 - - IV, 49- 7 -eff 32 lg- SE IOR DIRECTORY GIORCI E MCLIILAN B IS PI I9 Cpl I9 Sfbct 50 Sgt Ist ass 50 Crack Company IS 49 Crack Platoon I9 Honor Company S Captain basketball 49 Capt football 4 JV football 4 and all Intramural sports Champtonshtp softball team 49 JV football I9 antl all Intramural sports Champtonsht softball team IS Champron soccer I9 Champnon krckball I9 ChampIon Tux, of War 50 I-II Y Club IS I9 I9 50 Secretarx of N1tIonaI BflLIj.,6 HIY Conference 49 50 Honor Court I9 50 C oIr 49 50 Intramural Sports Councll I9 50 CaptaIns Club NCOClub4 HRCu IIf50 GIORCT T MARTIN JR vt Banc I9 Pfc Bancl 50 Ctptun footbtll tetm I9 rIfIe team 50 C1rccnBrIcrs staff 50 ARMANDO IVIARTINFI Pv C 50 NICAVOR ANTONIO INIARTINII 1 vt I9 0 Vars1ty baseball I9 50 Socccr tcam Company B klckball team Company B IS 49 TIC Worm Co B 49 Lattn Amencan Club 49 50 GIORGE S MFBANF E g It Pvt D 7 Couto GMS Is 44 Pf D 0 CAIIIIL AIIII RTO MIJIA v B 9 50 Crack Company 49 Intercompans sports teams LatIn Amertcan Club ARIFY C MITCHAINI P D 49 Pfc D 49 Sg.,t D 50 Jayvee basketball manager 49 varsm track manager 50 Intercompany basketball I9 50 softball I9 football 49 DONALD L PAYNE Pv D I9 Sgt D 50 CaptaIn football team 46 Jayvee football I9 Intercompam football 48 I9 Intercompany basketball I9 50 Intercompany softball I9 50 Non Commlsstonetl Officers Club JAMES E PRITT Pvt C I9 Cpl C 49 Sgt C 50 Crack Platoon I9 Honor Compam U Jayvee football IS -I9 XIJFSIIJ baseball 49 50 Intramural basketball and soccer 50 Intramural Sports Councll 50 DI MITRIOJ RAII LO Pv C 50 'arsItx track 50 JAx1Fs V RFvIRcoxIII P A4 PfcACplA49LtA50 Tenms xxrestlrng., Wrestltng, meclal I Intercomptnx sports basketball softball socccr vollcx ball football HIY Club Intercompany Sports Councxl Non CommIs stoned Oflicers Club I9 -QI an JARIIs E ROIII'sIsON III D I9 Sgt B BI-IQ Jayvee football -47 48 VdFSlIQ football I9 50 CaptaIn basketball I VZFSIII track 444 Intramural sports 47 49 I9 50 All Star softball team I9 Watters Club 4 IS I9 50 Non CommIssIonecl Of ftcers Club no Secretarx Treasurer Ragg Mopp SocIety 50 Annu. Club IS Serccant JI Arms Senlor Class RAMON ANIIIIAI RODRIGULZ DI Cp BSI., BIN4S!Sg,tB49L B Honor Compfmx IS Crack Company IS 49 Owls Club IS I9 Latm AmerIcIn Club 47 48 49 50 Ctptuns Club IS I2 Member of ChampIon Inter company tetms In ktckball spcctlball 48 Basketball 49 Ixnckbtll soccer TucofNX!1r 50 Mcmbcr of CaptaIns bes k tb Ill I IS CaptaIns football I2 Captaln basketball IS CaptaIn of mnnmg., teams In Intramural Sports N C O Club IS 49 50 C O 50 Member of Student Coun I 50 Intercompany Sport Councll 50 I'rcnch Metlal 49 AI IRI Iv SAI AMY P D 47 Pfc D IS Cpl D Scpt 49 Sgt D 0 Mrtltct football I7 CaptaIn football team 48 Inter company football basketball softball Vars1ty baseball man acer 50 Owls Club CaptaIns Club Non CommIssIonecl Officers Algebra Melal 49 JOHN W SANDFRS Pvt E I6 Pvt D 47 Pfc D 49 Cpl D 49 Ist gt D 50 Captaxn basketball 45 I7 IS Iayvee basketball 49 Mlcl cet football 45 46 Captam football team 46 443 Jayvee football I9 Mulget baseball 46 g.,olf team 49 Softball champIorIshIp team 48 I9 Company basket b ll I9 50 All Star basketball team IS Pool cloubles champIonshIp I9 Wrestlnng, tcam champIon 8 4 Captatns Club I7 IS Colonel Club 48 49 Non CommIssIonecl Officers Club I5 IJ Rag, g Mop p Soctety 50 Honor Court I9 50 ROBLRT STAG Pvt L I5 Cpl E I6 Sfbct E I6 Ist Sgt E Companx Commancler I Pfc D IS SfSI,t D I9 7ncl Lt antl 7nd In Command of Company 50 Best all round Co E member 45 best clrIllecI Jr Co aclet 45 best drnllecl Platoon 45 MIclI,et baseball 5 46 4 CaptaIn MIdget baseball team I7 CaptaIn Mrcliget basketball team 47 MIdget football 46 Captatn football team I7 49 CaptaIn bas ketball team Ib Varsrty baseball IS 49 50 CaptaIn varsnty baseball team 50 Poo cloubles champIonshIp I9 All Star Intramural foot all IS I9 All Star Intramural basketball 49 CommIssIoned Officers Club I9 Owls Club 45 I7 Boot and Spur Club 50 Honor Court 50 GClub 50 Intramural Sports Councll 4 no CaptaIns Club Rag, I, Mop p Socxety 50 Prcsulent Jumor Class 9 I I GARIAND SIICFR P B 50 Art Etlrtor Green Brters 50 Art Eclrtor Brrer Patch ICOIIIHIIIKII 011 part 1501 E I2 . 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'-. . , ,Z , L 2 ,A , 2 2 Y. , 15 1-.- -, A,- SAMUEI S STFWART SAMUEL L CROFT ROBLRT J WORSING EARL KY7ER 10115 Q 'UN 1 Pre mfefzt Vue Pre fzzfefzl fremlfrer Sergemzl at Arzm Miss JANE S SrFwAR1 Wlndber Penm Sponsor FRONT Row Womng Croft, SECOND ROW Kyzer, Sreuarz, BACK Georgzana -.I If fr N., I sly ANTHONY GEORGIANA OO,,.,,,,,,,,,,,A.,.,,,,,,,.,AO, SEL'f6f4lI'-J' I iAi'v-'---------AAA4YVY-iiiw-----w-- I - - ' JU IOR CLASS Fm: Rou Lefz ro R1gH NAzEM ABRAHAM 124 W Fusr Sr WILLIAMSON W VA GUILLERMO QUEJANO AMAYA Calle 46 No 15 21 BOGOTA COLOMBIA S A LESTER WADE BURNSIDE 859 Chester Road CHARLESTON W VA SAMUEL MAXWELL CASSIDY JR JENKINS KY Second Rau Lefzzo Rzgbz ROGER GEARY CREEL Damel Boone Hotel CHARLESTON W VA SAMUEL LEE FIELDS AMHERSTDALE W VA Tbzrd Rau Left to Right-GLENN ALFRED GARRETT JR 1331 Umon Avenue BRACKENRYDGE PA AN THONY GEORGIANA 45 W11son Avenue UNIONTOWN, PA ROBERT LAMERT GUYER 209 Stratford Place DANVILLE VA MARTIN LUTHER HARMAN JR TAzEWELL, VA 'f 383 1 'l x-' 1 J 'i J . . ., I , . . I v - ' I ' I - - I I ' '.' 4 T . . , , . . . CROFT. SWOOPE, VA. ENRIQUE HERNANDEZ DORTA, Galiano 153, Apro. 41, I-IAVANA. CUBA. WILLIAM RUSSELL I A I '! . I ' I ' - A . , - - , '. -Z if- IU IOR CLASS Fmt Rou Lefz to Rzghz ROBERT MILLER HARRIS JR LEWISBURG W VA SAMMY DUANE HARVEX, RFD No 7 Box 61 ASHLAND KY JOHN WFSLEY HEARNE Oakwood Dnve CHARLESTON vc VA JOHN FREDERICK HINER 713 FaIrvIew Avenue BECRLEY W VA Semnd Rau Lefz lo R1ghf-CHARLES MAXWI-LL KINCAID LEWISBURG W VA EARL LEWIS KYZER 243 N A S PATUZENT MARYLAND WILSON EUGENE LAFFERTY Waldeck CLARKSBURG W VA WILLIAM MATHEW' Thml Rau Left m Rfghz BILLY CLIFFORD MCAMS NORTII TAZFWELL VA JOSEPH ANTHONY MENDEZ 7650 Slsr Srreer ASTORIA, L I N Y RONALD EUGINr MOORI R D No 7 III7AIIrTH PA JOSFPH HARRIS MORTON VALLIY HFAD W VA Na Pham GEORGE BENTON IRONS JR, PICKAWAY, W VA -'Cf 39 ili- . .., , , , . , ' . , . '. . LUCAS, LAYLAND. W. VA. JU IOR CLASS Fm: Rau Lefr zo Righz BARTON KEENER MOUNT SHOUNS TENNESSEE WILLIAM TRENT NEWLAND JR AUSTINVILLE VA WARREN DAVID NUGEN, RICHWOOD W VA ROBERT JOHN ORSBORN 507 Arden Road COLUM BUS, OHIO Serond Rou Left to Rzgh: WILLIAM LEWIS PRALLEY Rr 1 RIVESVILLE W VA MATHEW MURRILL RALS SHELTON STEWART, JR 1209 Cambria Avenue, WINDBER, PA T bird Ron Left zo Right JAMES EDWARD VOSSLER, 238 Sycamore Qtreet EAST AURORA, N Y WILLIAM BREAM WHITE JR 209 6rh Avenue MONTGOMERY, W VA ARCHER ALEXANDER WILSON II 705 Vxewmont Avenue, CHARLESTON W VA THOMAS RILEY WOODARD, 809 Pearson Avenue GREENSEORO N C ROBERT JOHN WORSING 2903 Voelkel Avenue, PITTSBURGH 16, PA -44016 ! ' I ' ' J 9 ' TEN, 117 Hill Park Drive, BECKLEY, W. VA. JOHN STANLEY STACY, 112 Virginia Court, BLUEFIELD, W. VA. SAMUEL ' . 4. . , , - - , THE JU 1oR CLASS 1 V0 ZCH by ROBFRTJ WORSIYG Well here nt ns 1980 already and all the old juniors of 50 are hack here II Homecomrm, It certainly rs mee t see ol R M again lRrth Mans Alcatrazy one o clock nme for that hne Home we get frunt cockrarl served rn coffee My yy itch says rts coming Meal where cups beuuse they ve run out of dessert bowls which they used to serve soup rn tts the same as ever good old M Thts chow lrne seems to be movmg awfully slowly well thats lust usual though Hmm somebody bumped me I wonder yyho tt was well lll Just see My Gosh' If rt rsnt old man Pralley a few gray haxrs and a streak of whlte shoyvmg but Its strll old Brll Say Brll how s lrfe been treatmg you' I'1ne you say' You strll ln the used rrdro business' Oh' Busmess got bad and you ve changed to street eleanmg Too bad Well look over there Ill be darned rf rt Isnt Lafferty md Baldwm and theres old Sttnky Abraham Say Lafferty you don t look any the yyorse for the years garned a few pounds but thats natural and Baldwm lookmg as spry as ever good old Brll stnll a Casanova Abraham old man youre showrng through on top what happened' Old age you say I'hats too bad I mrght as yyell go on and eat grve my plastrc chompers practrce on thrs dog food Ah' there looks lrke a good seat Ill try t It feels good to rest my weary bones agam Thats funny I seem to knoyy that fellow across from me hrs face looks very famrlrar well Ill be drpped rn glue rf rt rsnt old Sam Cassrdy Hey Sam' Drd you eyer graduate' Oh' you re snll a jumor and 1 company commander Thats lrfe though Hope you graduate be fore you re 90 Sam have you seen any of the boys around You say you saw Irons and Ixmcatd Well Ill just hop over and see them Hello Maxs H1 George where haye you been keeprng yourselyes' What' You re strll ln college What are you workmg for an Emstems Ph D Look whos commg down the arsle John Stacy and Nierle walk cm by the mxllxon Ralston Hey there john' Merle' slow up a second I want to talk to you W'here ye you been all these years' Workrng you say Gad what a trade pastrme Merle you say you have a yob walkmg rarlway tracks well you ye tertamly had the oceasron to practtce for rt and john hoyy about you' You re teathmg htkmg at summer camps well you should know enough about rt What are those screwballs dotng over xn the corner' I wonder who rt rs Ill just mosey over ant see or Petes sake nts Phrl Cleek and Lucas and theres Orsborn standrng rn the corner All are gathered around havmg a frrendly game of crap Hey you guys' what have you leen domg for a llVlI'Hg' Oh' professional gamblers 1 nnce pastrme nf you have the caprtal Man alrye thmgs are sure poppmg around here arent they' There s old man Stewart and Fatso Croft Who s that standrng beslde them' Sam Harvey good old Sam I wonder what they re up to' Ill just stroll over and ask them Sam Fatso Harvey whats the brg drscussron' Busmess eh' What busrness' Used car you say That s hne How does rt work' Oh' Sam steals them Fatso pamts them and Harvey sells them Nlce busrness Keep tt up These G M S graduates certamly do go rn for honest ltvmgs But you hnd crackpots rn ever umt I wonder where Brll McAm1s rs' I heard someone say he just got here I thmk Ill try to nnd hrm There he IS now yust comtng rn the door wrth 11m DSpa1n and Pete Harman Ill drop a few words wrth them B111 hows lrfe been to you' Cruel thats really the rocks tsnt rt' What s your means of money makmg' Strll mmrng' What you ran out of coal and now you re Tazewell County gar bage man Well at least there s chance for advancement jnm I hear you re sellmg cactus plants over on the Sahara and Pete the words got around that you yust got out of the pen Lrfe does strange thmgs doesnt xt' Has anybody seen Mount or Newland' I yelled Some one answered that they couldnt get off to come up QI knew bus drrvers had to work on Saturdays Q Look whos here It looks lrke Nugen Well Ill be arned rf rt Isnt old Ape Hey Ape hold on a second I want to see you Its been a long trme hasnt rt' What' You say you have a job on a basketball team What do you play forward' Oh' you re only towel boy I hear from some others that Salvatr and Hrner went mto the prrntmg busrness Mal-:Ing waterprof report sheets Well look who s wobblmg toward us Old Bob Hams and he s carryrng a cane Why the cane Bob' What' What s that Huh Hey Hearne what s wrong wrth thus boy ' Oh I see He studred too much and has turned mto a babblrng rdrot I always knew somethxng mce would come of htm fP1turt mm In pu c In 4 for wmflulmz of TIII JLNIIOR CI ASS PROPIIFCYI 'et Z I ' V . 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I . , -nl Q1 E.. . ,V SCPHOMCRES Fm: Rau Left ra Rrglar PAUL THURLOW ARBUCKLE 2170 Zlsr Srreer, NITRO W VA RICHARD ANDREW BAILEY 9 East Long Srreer COLUMBUS OHIO ROBERT JOHN BELL LEWISBURG W VA FRANK BOSCO, Anderson Blvd EAST LIVEPOOL OHIO EDWARD WILLIAM BREIT, LEWISBRG W VA Sefond Rau Left to Rrgln ROBERT GUY BURNHAM 1475 Dollar Avenue DURHAM NORTH CAROLINA JOSE S CUESTA Anrmas Sr No 59 HAVANA CUBA EDWARD DUNKIN CURRY BRIDGEPORT W VA JOHN CHARLES DAVIES JR 1670 Skylrne Drrve, PITTSBURGH 27 PA RICHARD SHEPARD DAVIS, 413 Srealey Avenue CLARKSBURG, W VA Thml Rau Lefz to Rrgbz ROBERT JONES DICKERSON MADISON NORTH CAROLINA STEPHEN DOUGLAS ENG FLETCHER The Fletcher Enamel Co, DUNBAR, W VA ANGELO FRANCIOSE, P O Box 346, RUPERT W VA Fourfh Rau Lefz lo Rrghr JOHN PEARSON GARDNER, 40416 Buckhannon Ave CLARKSBURG W VA EDWARD DEFIELD GIBSON JR IAEGER W VA JAMES CLENDOR GROVE Ja MarNe1l Farm Rr 1 POWELL, OHIO CHALMER C HAYES S441 Blackburn Ave, ASHLAND KENTUCKY JOHN PIFRPONT HELMICK JR 273 Monroe Srreer, FAIR MONT W VA Na Photo JACK HUGH DEAVFR LEWISBURG, W VA ff 42 J+- ' 7 I ' 7 4 1 ' v ., , . ', . . 7 -' 3 ' ' 6 y LISH, JR., 29 Fifrh Srreer, PULASKI, VIRGINIA, MURRAY FALK, Box 116, BALBOA, CANAL ZONE. MICHAEL SOLON '.' I l 1- ., , 1 . . ., , . . . - - I , . , . . . , , .... , ., - . v ,' , . , 4 . SOPHOMORES Fim Rau: Lefz ff, Rigbf-PHILIP EDWARD HENDERSON. 49-12 214 Place. BAYSIDE. NEW YORK. ANTONIO IIREIRIA 1-1IC.UERA. P. O. Box 2550, SAN JUAN. PUERTO RICO. JAMES ALLEN KINDLER. Rr. 1, HILLIARDS, OHIO. WILLIAM GEORGE KOURY. 22-Ilg Capirol Srreer, CHARLESTON, W. VA. SAMMY RAY LARIMER. TAZEWELL, VA. Seenml Rau: Leff m Rigbr-ROGER LEE BICKIZNZIE, EAST RAINELLIE, W. VA. MARIO ALBERTO MARTINEZ. Nazas 55, MEXICO CITY. D. E. JOSEPH ALBERT REISER 111, WILLIAMSON. W. VA, NICHOLAS RAYMOND SALVATI, HOLDEN. W. VA. TOM SHREWSBURY, 408 61h Avenue, MONTGOMERY, W. VA, Third Run: Leif m Righz-ANTONIO JOSE SILVA, P. O. Box '62, CARACAS. VENEZUELA. CLARENCE EDWIN SMITH. 3031 W. 1015: Srreer. CI.EvEI.AND 11. OHIO. LOUIS ANTHONY SPINA, 11-A E. Sikh Srreer, NEW YORK, NEW YORK. JUSTIN DUVALL TROUT. 260S Haukworrh Street, ASHLAND. KENTUCKY. WILLIAM FRANCIS TROzzO, JR., RILLTON. PENNSYLVANIA. Fmmh RfIll',' Leif to Rigbl-GIEORGIQ WILLIAM VINT, VALLEY HEAD. W. VA. CHRISTOPHER RUSH WALKUP, RISNICK. W. VA. WILIIERT WAYNE WARRIEN, so E. Washingmn Sr., NELSONVILLE. OHIO. CHARLES FREDERIC VUOITSCHliCK. 25 Lincoln Avenue, RKXIHELLE PARK. NEW DIIERSEY. .NO PlmtU.f.' RALPH EIWCARD IWOYIZ, LIEWISBURG. VV. VA. DAVID LEE TATE. I.EW'lSBURG, VV. VA. N433 FRESHME Fm Rau Lefzm R1gb1 HECTOR DANIEL AMARO Heredla 370 VIBORA HAVANA CUBA HENRY BETHRO BOLAND IAEGER W VA ROBERT LEE COMOLLO Chleago Avenue MASSAPEQUA NFW YORK LEWIS EDWARD CRIG GER 131 Wes: Second Avenue WILLIAMSON W VA Second Rau Lefz to Rzgbz JOAQUIN CUESTA, Anlmas Sr No 59 HAVANA CUBA CLEM JACKSON DOSIER, JR Box 713 RICH CREEK, VA JOHN Ross 1'ARLEY, Mankln Avenue BECKLEY W VA GORDON FRANKLIN, 13 lst Avenue E WILLIAMSON W VA Tbzfd Rau Lefz to Rlghf-CLARE ED GETTLES, 51717 Mam Street POINT PLEASANT W VA JUAN MANUEL GUILLOT Bernaza No 1 HAVANA CUBA LEONARDO VALDI-z GUTIERREZ Calle 75 No 618 Apro 1 Veclado HAVANA CUBA NATHANIEL DAVID HELMICK, 729 Monroe Street FAIRMONT W VA Fourzh Rnu Left to Rzgbz DONALD JUSTICE 675 Cleveland Srreer WAYNE W VA ROBERT LESTER KAUE MAN 614 Elghrh Street, FAIRMONT W VA FREMONT CLARK KEENE 3850 Calvert Sr N W WASHINGTON 7 D C JOHN PATRICK KILLORAN LEWISBURG W VA INTO Photo! MALCOLM SILMAN HARLOW LEWISBURG W NA LFXY IS CHRISTIE IRONS PICKAWAY, W VA I4 1 4 ' ' , , I , . . . . . ' , - . . . . . . , , . . y , V . . . ' . . , . . -. - , , . , ' . , . . , , ., I . . . ..g- , . . . . . . , , . . . ' . - . , . , , fs . . - , . . . . V ... , , . . - ' , . I , . . . , ., . ., , . . , . . . . I 1 . s r ' - - V . . nl 4 I- --Q. lg.- .- 1. FRESHME Finr Rau: Left to Right-WILLIAM C. LEWIS III, 28 Judith Place, Runyon Park, FORDS, NEVU JERSEY. EDWARD BROWNE MCGOWAN. 5201 West Liberty, PITTSBURGH 16, PA. RICARDO ALFONSO MANDULEY, Maceo 33, Hol- guin, ORIENTE. CUBA. THOMAS ALVIN INIERRITT, 801 Old Winsron Road, HIGH POINT, N. C. Second Roux' Left ro Righf-WILLIAM DAVID MURPHY. -1266 Bel. Ann Road, COLUMBUS, OHIO. NORMAN CULLEN NAPIER III, 501 Arlington Village, ARLINGTON, VA. WILLIAM JOHN NEIDLINGER III, WESTBROOK, CON- NECTICUT. MARK KENTON PAINTER, MOUTH OF SENECA. WEST VIRGINIA. Third Rau-: Lefz ro Right-DONALD EUGENE PANOZ, SPENCER, W. VA. WILLIAM WITHERS SAUNDERS, 926 Park Avenue, DUNBAR, W. VA. BAXTER NATHANIEL SHAPFER, 202 Ashby Avenue, CHARLESTON. W. VA. DONALD SUTHERLIN SHANNON, P. O. Box 222, American Tobacco Co., IZMIR, TURKEY. Fourzh Roux' Left to Right-JOHN CLEMENT STEPHENSON, ANSTED, W. VA. LOUIS ARMSTRONG UPCHURCH, KOPPERSTON, W. VA. JAMES COLE WALLACE, Rt. 2, Harmar Hill, MARIETTA. OHIO. FRED LIVESAY ZICKAFOOSE, LEWISBURG, W. VA. N0 Photo: HUGH JACKSON MOWRY, LEWISBURG, W. VA. l UNIOR SCHOOL Frm Rau Left nl Rfgbz Seventh Grade SAMUEL STANLEY COMES Ll WISDURG W VA DOUGLAS HOWELL HALL, AMHERSTDALT W VA STEPHEN VIRGIL JOHNSON 2552 Dresden Road ZANFSVILLF OHVO MICHAEL GLENN MCCLURE, 9111 E Outer Drrve D1 TROIT 5 MICHIGAN ERNEST LEONARD PERDUI 1608 Jackson Avenue HUNTING TON, W VA RICHARD GERNADE RITCHIF JEWELL VALLEY, VA Semnd Rau Lefz ro Rrghz DONALD FRANKLIN RICHMOND S07 Park Avenue CHARLESTON W VA JAMES BROOKS UMBARGER 29 Easr Marn Srreer RICHWOOD W VA Erghrh Grade CHARLES DOUGLAS HANSIN 5862 Westmorland Avondale CANTON, OHO PRESTON LUTHER LINDENDERG ?6 N Parkvrevv Avenue COLUMBUS 9 OHIO GORDON ALLEN MCCORMICK 517 Brrghron Blvd 7ANESVILLE OHIO JOHN GARDNIR MCGRATH 15 New Jersey Avenue CLAIRTON PENNSYLVANIA ROGER RADCLIFE MARMET W VA STUART CHARLES RATLIFF GRUNDY VA JOHN PETER SARANIJON 317 Wood lawn Avenue, BECKLEY W VA KENNETH RICHARD QCHMVD 17714 Wrndvward Road CLEVELAND OHIO JAMFS LFIGH SNYDER CRUMPLER W VA Founh Rou Lefz 1, Rzghl CHARLIS HELLIR SPEAKER 361 East Lrneoln Way LISBON OHIO ALPHhAUS MCCOY STRICKLAND Box 75 MAPLETOWN PENNSYLVANIA RONALD ADDIS TURNER HI HAT K1-NTUCKH GRANDVILLE SIFVERF WEBB JR WAR W VA SIMON SERGE Z'LBFRBFRG Almacenes Xogue Plaza Vargas La Guarra VENEZUELA S A lCadet Rrtchre IS nows orliually classrhed IH the 'ith Gradey .K 4 Q' V.. , I 'i ' . I, .. ' , 4 . . Third Roux- Lefz In Right-DAVID GERALD PARSONS, 851 Jefferson Avenue, HUNTINGTON. W. VA. BUDDY ' . ' , 1 1 I v 1 .- !7 .. I A V' - if 6 ig.- SECO D TERM CADETS Fmt Rau Left lo Rlghf-CHARLES H ATXYOOD 501 Superror Ave S0 CHARLESTON W VA junror WIL LIAM DOUGLAS BALDWIN JR 859 Chester Road CHARLESTON w VA Juruor LAWRENCE DEWEY CLEEK JR 512 Vrne Sr S E so CHARLESTON W VA Jumor CHESTER G CROSBY SUNMERSVILLE W VA 71h Grade ROBERT E EMFRICR 1511 Kentucky Ave ASHLAND KY Freshman Second Rou Left fo Right DOUGLAS H JENNINGS 1400 Augusta BLUEFIELD NX VA Freshman PAUL LEWIS MEADOWS CALDWELL W VA 7th Grade Paul has been wrth us all year but mIssed the photographer last fall DONALDJ METZGAR 259 Erskxne XOUNGSTOWN OHIO Sophomore CHARLES T NORMAN MCCARR KEN TUCKY 8rh Grade RICHARD BLAINE POLING RR 2 ELKINS W VA Drck IS an old nmer at Greenbrrer but he too mIssed the photographer last fall Tbrrd Rou Lefr lo Rfgbz WILLIAM M RICHARDSON 509 Lercher Ave LEXINGTON VA 7rh Grade RICHARD CHARLES RICHMOND 802 Park Ave CHARLESTON W VA Sophomore Drck came In the fall bu: was out for a whIle DONALD D ROBERTS 2001 College Ave BLUFF ELD W VA Sophomore MANUEL RUBIO Calle Benefactor NO 1 Vllla Isabel NONTECRISTI D R Freshman of 47 if EJ COLLEGE DEPARTME IWARIIN DDR WAIRIJ ALD1 RT KINC MIN FIR ORM FRANRIIN CAIN Gm EDWARD QUROTI JAMI s CHAPMAN BORD IN JR Plc uufcnl ue Pre szzfcnt Treasure r Su gum! at Arms MRS A K MINFLR Beckley W V1 Spwzmz U ard Winner Cum Curolz Bnrdwz if 48 I- ' 1 E QAYYY- brrv--F7777VY-'V--YYYYYYY-A777 .ji-' 2 Q Q ' 5 VVY,YVY.,YVYYV'w,--,VVVw---V - -A-' 1 ' E ' ' . ' . . .- .,,,Y,,...,..,.,,..,,,,,, YY,,,... S eurcmry 1' ' I A-1 1 ' , , - ., . , .,,.,..,...,. 1 . i ' ' A, . 1. COLLEGE SCJPHO ORES Fin: Roux' Leff to Right-WILLIAM HENRY ARTHUR, RONCEVERTE' W. VA. Answers to Cotton . . . always glad to do a friend a favor . . . one of privileged few who go home at night . . . Hot rods around in new Nash . . . one of Uncle Sam's boys, excused from drill . . . tussled with pigskin two years . . . also played jayvee basketball . . . likes to argue in Maj. Keene's Public Speaking . . . handsome blond Romeo. JOSE ANTONIO BERMUDEZ, Avenida Imbert N. 74, SANTIAGO, D. R. Here's a College Soph. from South of the Border . . . likes that mellow South American swing . . . bull sessions up in the Quad . . . looks like Xavier Cugar . . . soccer player for Company D . . . Big Buddy with Turjillo . . . never on the beat . . . says Dom. Rep. has most beautiful ocean, mountains, horses, and women. OKEY FRANKLIN CAIN, JR., 204 College Avenue, BECKLEY, W. VA. Toe Cain . . . who eases the pain . . . for the home team . . . good kicker, but not an enemy in the world . . . Loves the college girls . . . has that Pepso- dent Smile . . . very active in intramural sports, too . . . the little man with the big personality . . . and the Pride of Beckley, W. Va. Second Roux' Lefi to Right-HOWARD LEE ELLIS, LEWISBURG, W. VA. One of the boys from Company B . . . a six-year stretch . . . many friends . . . when you have dirty fatigues, yell for Sonny . . . worked in the P. X. until he started eating up all the profits . . . tall, lanky and suspected of being a secret scout for his dad who is a secret scout for a scout for the Big Leagues. RAYMOND GEORGE, 612 Trenton Place, HUNTINGTON, W. VA. Rough'n tough Rommie . . . football star . . . played in the opposing backtield a lot . . . occasionally jumped offsicle, trick he learned from former GMS star joe Palumbo . . . may be a dentist . . . aims for Capt. Vollmer's Alma Mater, Syracuse . . . has a soft heart inside . . . handles the Peanuts like a father . . . military whiz . . . and a real battler in the boxing ring. ROBERT ANDREW HOGSETT, COVINGTON. VA. Felt lost when Broadwater transferred to W. V. U .... A B Co. enthusiast . . . plans to enter W. V. U .... this one has the Ammident smile . . . 4-H farmer sure to raise good head of cows . . . football for Big Dick's Raiders . . . may be a Rebel Senator some day . . . friendly Old Virginia Gentleman, suh. COLLEGE SOPHO ORES Fzrrl Rou Lefz to Rzghr STANLEY MEREDTTH LE1sT RONCEVERTE W VA Sonny always cheerful comes up the hrll from Ronceverte basketball whrz for Capt C Brg Al J Morgan loves drrll and eats up that rank stuff one of Pop Beckners boys popular wrth all who know h1m lrkes to v1s1t Tokyo Rose over at Alderson enloys ltfe ALBERT KING MINTER JR 108 Beaver Avenue BECKLEY W VA Outstanding athlete team captaln and good pool player too can tre you In knots on the wrestlrng mat or take you on wxth the gloves If you prefer glrls you can spot htm by hrs smrle and hrs blond hanr qulet and modest but has what lf takes JACKSON BARNETT REYNOLDS LEWISBURG W VA Another Lewlsburg Lersure Lover towns blg man at school across the way well dressed crvrllan has lnsrde track to Greenbrxer Clothlng House loves to shme that brass fast on the Dlg Out wlth the Chevy lrkes hte nghtlng and enjoys Capt Monts economrcal class Second Rau Lefz to Rfgbz HUEERT HARDIN ROBERTS JR 714 Bream Street CHARLESTON W VA Tough words plans to become a lawyer played on Co Cs basketball team good on the plvot but slow handlmg Hot Plates we plan to grve htm plenty of law busrness DONALD ANDREAS SCHURER 5236 N0 Lamon Avenue CHICAGO ILLINOIS Bralny type lrkes chess also athletic fast rn touch football and dangerous opponent on the tennrs court a nlce eye for beauty femmme and scenery and takes lots of snapshots tall fellovy wlth the vsavy harr may have you ln ranks some day as he IS West Pomt bound vla a school apporntment and vull make a splendld ofhcer MARTINI DIER WARD Imperral Smokeless Coal Co QUINWOOD W VA Another cadet West Pornt bound hne oiiicer materlal led the band to vrctory rn many fields mcludmg some rntercompany sports lady s man at the college able top man of our muslc makers Mart for short great lmltator of faculty officers Thought youd gone played fme football for Flghtlng Cadet varslty vylnnmg personalrty QUlHWOOdS glft to GMS rn. , W I 4, . 4 U H . . - . 1 4 . . . . . -. , , . . l . . . . . . , . . . ' . . . . , , . . . . . '.' I I 1 , .. r D h I ' , . . Co. C sergeant . . . but shres away from college . . . eloquent orator 1n Snxth Perlod T. T. S .... used those 510.00 Q - - Y . I I . , F D , , 4 ' . . . . . . . . . , , , D . - - . ,I 1 D - A . - ', D . , I I 7 ., , , . . . . . . . ' College 0 PH O M Tzrectory WILLIAM H ARTHUR B 49 Varsrty footbIll 42 laxvee football 50 Vtrsrty basket l 544 Leyusburg Lelsurc Loycrs 49 50 josr ARNIANIDO BFRMUDEZ P Co D 49 50 Latrn Amerrtan Club lntertompany sports 41 50 Captarn of Co D 7nd Pl Itoon krtkball and soccer teams TIIIODORI D BROADWATFR ISABILLA PINNA Ansyyers to Ted able busmess department man on paper staff sllm trrendly lrkeable excellent student left broken hearts In one school In our town and lots of felloyys sorry In another when transferred to West Vrrgrnna Unlversrty plans a II16LllL2ll career FRANK CAIN Co A I Pvt D 49 Pfc Co C Varsrty football 48 49 JV basketball 49 Rtfle team 50 GClub 49 D0 Secretary of College Department HOWARD LIE ELLIS LFXXISBURG W VA P B45 454 PfCB4k5CplB49 Honor Company 45 If 47 Crack Platoon CJLl1Ll0l'l Bearer 50 Leyusburg Lersurc Loyers 45 45 -47 48 49 50 ALBERT D FORD RONCEVFRTE W VA t C 49 50 Honor Company 42 Crack Platoon C Levusburg Lersure Lovers 49 50 ALTRI D K FORD RONICFVFRTE W VA P C 49 O Honor Company 49 Crack Platoon 49 RAYMOND GEORGE Pv Co D 49 Sgt lst Class BHQ 50 Xarslty football 48 42 lntertompany champIonshIp yxrestlmg team 50 Wrestlmg medal 50 VUAIICFS Club C Club Honor Court ROBERT A HOGSFTT yt Bam 49 50 ootball Co or Czuard 'wlarksmanshlp met al SIANII C LIIST RONCIXIRTI XX NA B 49 Crack Company I Xarsrty basketball 42 lex sburt, Lersure Losers 49 50 ALBERT K TWINTFR P Co A 49 SISgt Co A 50 SFC Co A 50 Xarsrty football 48 42 CoCapt varsrty football J Varsrty ttatk 48 Co Capt varsrty yyrestlmg 8 GClub 49 50 HIY Club 50 Non COmmIss1oned Ofhcers Club Intercompany Sports Councrl 50 Vnce Presrdent Col lege Department DICK POLING Pvt Band 4 Pfc Band 48 Cpl Band 49 Sgt Band Xarsrty tratk 48 49 50 Colonel football 47 CaptaIn football team 49 jayvee basketball 48 Intertompany Sports football 444 4? Champtonshrp football team 49 Basketball 49 50 Softball 48 49 50 Krckball 48 49 50 Soccer 48 Champlonshrp soccer team 50 Track -48 Set new record In hrgh hurdles 48 GClub 48 49 50 Camera Club 47 46 49 Green Brlers staff 49 50 Colonels Club 44 48 Captams Club -49 50 Chonr 47 48 49 50 Orchestra 49 50 fvocal Istp Intercompany Sports Councrl 444 49 50 Presrdent Intercompany Sports Councrl 49 50 Band Club 47 48 49 5 Apporntment to U S M A 50 by Cong Harley O Staggers 7l'lLlD1Sf W Va JACKSON B REYNOLDS LEWISBURG W VA Pvt C 49 0 Crack Platoon 49 Honor Company -49 All League Lrghtwerght Basketball Team Intramural Sports 49 Levyrsburg Lersure Lovers 49 50 HUBFRT H ROBERTS Pvt C 48 Cpl C 49 Sgt C 50 Rrfle team 50 Expert Rrfleman Medal ROTC Champronshrp volleyball team 49 Company C Heavy yyerght basketball team Company football and other In tramural sports Secretary Camera Club 50 DONALD A SCHURI R Pvt A 49 Cpl Sgt Squad Leader A 50 Tenn1s team 49 Intercompany sports teams soccer volleyball 49 50 Chess and Checkers 50 Track 50 Tennrs 49 50 Champronshrp touch football team 4b Football 49 Camera Club 49 50 Green Brrers staff reporter and photographer 49 feature wrrter and photographer 50 Appomted U S M A by Greenbrter lxrflllfafy School 50 VIARTIN WARD Pvt Band 4 Sgt Band -4b 7nd Lt Band -48 49 l Lt Band 49 Capt Band 50 Crack Platoon 4 Outstandrng Platoon Leader 49 Rrfle team 4 Varsttv football 45 49 Colonel football 47 Member Intertompany All Star Teams football soccer krckball Intertompany football soccer basketball krtkball softball tratk Orchestra Boot and Spur Club 49 50 HIY Club 49 541 Colonels Club I Commtssloned Ofhters Club J 544 '8lOnCommIss1oned Ofhters Club 48 Intertompany Sports Council Honor Court 49 50 XICS Pres Boot and Spur Club Vrce Pres HIY Club Treasurer Varsrty G Club Treasurer Junror Class Presldent of College Department 50 O I - f. 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RONALD KINSMAN AN- DREWS, 377 Hudson Srreer, PHILIPSBURG, N. J. JAMES CALVIN BECKNER, 2801 Kanawha Terrace. ST. ALBANS, W. VA. JAMES ELMER BLACKBURN, MT. HOPE, W. VA. GREGORY ALAN BRADLEY, 200 Highland Avenue, PRINCETON, W. VA. Second Roux' Lefl to Right-TERRELL KINGDON BROWN, Fairview Road, SKILLMAN, N. J. JAMES CARL BURR, WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. VA. RANDOLPH WALL CABELL, Rosedale, COVINGTON, VA. HENRY CLAY CARSON, Box 266, BUCHANAN, VA. JOHN STULL CARSON, Box 266,BUCHANAN, VA. WILLIAM DAVID CLIFTON, 809 N. Court Szreer, CIRCLEVILLE, OHIO. Third Roux' Left rn Right-ROBERT HUNTER CULBERTSON, PINEVILLE, W. VA. GUY EDWARD CUROTZ, 118 N. Second Srreer, CLARKSBURG, W. VA. PAUL LEDWORTH DAVIS. JR., Box 32, BRAMWELL, W. VA. JOHN HENRY DEMPSEY, LEWISBURG, W. VA. WILLIAM FLEMING DRINKARD, JR., Box 55, MADISON, W. VA. CHARLES ROBERT GREENE, MADISON, W. VA. COLLEGE FRESHME Fm: Rou Left zo Rzgbz STANLEY CECIL HANSON, R FD LEWISBURG W VA HAROLD LEE HINKLE, LEWIS BURG W VA BRADLEY HARTMAN HOKE III SALISBURY PA ROBERT BRUCE HOUSTON 1301 Arbor Avenue, DAY TON 10 OHIO DONNAN EDWARD JARRELL GORDON, W VA CHARLES WILLIAM JEFFRIES, LEWISBURG, W VA Semnd Ron Left m Rfgbr WILLIAM EARL JONES VAGO, W VA JACKSON HAWORTH KEENEY 294 Carr Avenue CLARKSBURG W VA JAMES ERNST KLOSTERMAN 144 Wmdmg Was, DAYTON, OHIO PAUL ANDREW KUHNE, RFD No 9 Trotvsood Acres PITTSBURGH 78 PA LOUIS EDWIN LONJGANACRE, SINRS GROVE, W VA Tbfrd Rau Lefz m Rfghf BERNARD WILLIAM MCCLUNG JR ECCLES Vt VA DAXI9 ARBUCKLE MCCUE, MAXWELTON vc VA GARX BIZZETTE MATTOCKS, Box 1757 SOUTHERN PINI5 N C JOHN LOxxILL IWIIDDLLTON JR IJ Callforma Apts, CHARLESTON W VA JAMLS GORDON NUCROLS ANSTFD vc XA ,SJ r Z' . -Y . . I, , . . - 7 ' ' I I ' I ' ! ' ' ' J .V ' . . . . , ' , - , . ' I I . . JOHN MILLER LYONS, 3666 Townley Road, SHAKER HEIGHTS 20, OHIO ' 1 ' , . ' Y I ' , '. . ' , , . ,. : f , . -X1 I . . ' 7 I ' 1 ' ' -..El W Elf..- COLLEGE FRESHME Fifjf Roux' Leif fo Righz-TYNDAL LINN PUGH, 1712 Monroe Street, LYNCHBURG, VA. ANDREW RICI-IARD QUENON. MT. HOPE, W. VA. HERBERT GEORGE SCHMIDT, 4706 N. Wilshire Rd., MILWAUKEE ll, WISCONSIN. JOHN KYLE SCHRADER, ANSTED, W. VA. RICHARD AARON SHEARER, 510 Helkes Avenue, DAYTON 5, OHIO. LYNN SIMMONS, PAW PAW, W. VA. Semnd Roux' Lefr m Right-JOHN EDWARD SMITH, 1019 Thornburg Street, HUNTINGTON, W. VA. GARY LEO STEELE, ANSTED, W. VA. THEODORE TRAYLOR THOMAS, PEARISBURG, VA. WILLIAM DAVID THOMPSON, Box 324, IAEGER, W. VA. ALBERT EDSEL TOTTEN. RONCEVERTE, W. VA. ROBERT JAMES WALKUP, RENICK. W. VA. Third Ron: Left to Riglaz-CYRIL LEE WEBB, JULIAN, W. VA, VEI.MER EMERSON WHITE, MADISON. W. VA. JOHN ROGER WILSON, HURRICANE. W. VA. JAMES EDWARD WOODWARIJ, 5028 Woodland Hills Blvd., North Ridge, DAYTON, OHIO. EARL HENRY WORKMAN, JR., RIDGEVIEW, W. VA. JOSEPH EDWARD ZIMMERMAN, LEWISRURG, W. VA. .ss- .fev- BCCK THREE 0O'lliALI basketball baseball track tennrs golf Intramurals mth enthusmsm compam butldres clung part of our lrfe Shown here 15 the erghteenth tee mth the green and clubhouse across Howards Creek on the Grecnbrners No 1 tourse rn Whnte Sulphur Springs There Sam Snead Golfer of the 'rear relcgns supreme there usltmg., links stars shnne there our own golfers shoot good scores some trmes ' ' f ' ' r -- . . , . , cheering on the participants-they make up an ex- V' , v l , ' . ' ' , . L ' , ' , . - ' ' V U I l 7. The FIGHTI CADETS G. M. S. Opponents 7 .........,,A ....,w. W . Vu. Tech jayvees ,.,,.,V ,A,,,,,,,,,,-,, 5 2 20 ...... ....... H ampden-Sydney Frosh .,... . 0 14 ... ..wY.., V a. Tech Frosh ,.........,..A,. Y.,w, ,,,, 2 1 9 .. w . ....,A.. A ugustu Military Academy ,...... c.4. 2 9 7 ,...w. .....,. V . M. I. Frosh ....,...,,.,.........,.. .. 7 lf! ...... ........ F ork Union Military Acad .....,.. ..,. 2 1 15 ...... ........ S taunton Military Academy ........ .... 1 4 55 ccc... ........ C ulver Military Academy ......... .... 2 6 7 ...... ........ E lon College Frosh ,,,,...,,., ....,.. 2 l 126 Wann 2, Lost 6, Tied l l7l MAJ. D. P. BARTHOLOMEW Athletic Director VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD FRONT Row, left to right: Buch loner, john Wilxon, Harvey, jarrell. Workman. George, Woolxey. Ioreph, Mr- Lellan, Pugh, Maltorhf. Second row: Todd, Kyzer, Brady, Hogrett, Walhup. Greene, Wheeler, While, Zimmer- man. Adkinf. Trozzo. Third row: Broun KAJJL Mgnl, Harmon. Hinhle, Nurholy. Dempxey, Garnell, Smith. Curotz, Prilt. Minler, Ma:lirh,S1eele,Trouz fMgr.l. Back row: Schrader IAJJI. Mgm. Payne. Kincaid, Hill, Charlie Wilfon, Rohinfon, Dirherfon. Mendez, Arthur Ronald loner, Mills, Cain. Bradley. Croft fAfJ1. Mgrj. R E S U M E -A -2 e of 1949 Football Semon W. VA. TECH jV'S 52-GMS 7 A schedule change brought the W. Va. Tech jayvees to Greenbrier for the opener Sept. 2-fl, und the visitors showed a team which surprised even their most ardent fans, several of their stars going on to play regular varsity ball throughout the season. Led by Muha, Rapko, Bunkie johnson, they passed and ran their way to an impressive victory. His, -fn.. . T - 'tr td-A 'f'w.:5'f '17-48 4- Four GMS fumbles led directly to touch- downs, which did nothing to help the cadet cause. The visitors led 25-0 at the half. Zim- merman intercepted a Tech pass in the third quarter and raced to the live, after which a pass from Jim Nuckols to Al Minter yielded the GMS touchdown. Frank Twinkletoes Cain booted his first placement of the year. johnson and Koehler starred for the visitors, who held Greenbrier scoreless the second half. Coach Turley used plenty of reserves in the game. First downs were 5 each, and GMS drew I4 penalties against 6 for the visitors. Maslich, Minter, George, Zimmerman, joseph, and Mattocks might be named as standouts for the Green and White. - . ,aah -1 ,. . VM . . A ,HE-Li -- a ,sro J, s KL - 4- 5' jf- 7, He'J Headed For Pay Dirt! HAMPDEN-SYDN EY FRosH 0-GMS 20 Showing a complete reversal of form, Green- brier downed the Tiger Frosh under the lights on the Lewisburg High field by a 20-0 count. In the first quarter a pass from Nuckols to jim Woolsey' carried from our 30 to the vis- itors' 50 and two plays later Nuckols passed to Minter in the end one. Cain's try for point was blocked on a bad pass from center. Zimmerman took a punt on his own 15 and raced to the 35. A penalty took the ball to midfield, we were forced to punt, and Gary Mattocks returned the Hampden-Sydney kick from our 40 to their 30. A few plays later Mattocks scampered to the 20, and Greg Brad- ley passed to Minter for the second touchdown. Cain kicked the first of his two conversions. Zimmerman ran his own right end for a 45-yard touchdown jaunt but a backfield-in- 9' ' ' motion penalty nullified the play. Adkins went 30 yards and Zimmerman scored around right end. ALBERT MINTER End PHIL JOSEPH Back Buck jorsms Tackle ROMMIE Gnoizon Guard -bk -'2 'iJ' ', A ' FOOTBALL RESUME fC0ntinua0 VA. TECH FROSH 21-GMS 14 Al Minter took a pass which bounced around between him and Woolsey, finally carried Nuckols' toss from our 20 to the 10, and it looked like Greenbrier would pull one out of the fire, but after Jack Dick caught him from behind the Virginians held and Dick carried the ball to midfield to lock up a 21-14 win for the Blacksburg team. Greenbrier took a 7-0 lead when Nuckols recovered a fumble on the VPI 25, passed to Minter on the 10, passed again for the score, and Cain kicked the point. Tech scored on a Center Guard sustained aerial offensive and tied it at 7-7. Lynn Pugh, Zimmerman, and Mattocks made long runs and Pugh faked a pass but ran lefr end to score and put GMS ahead again, Cain kicking the point. VPI took the ball on a bad pass on the 24 and had first down on the 1, but could not score. Eventually a blocked punt in the end zone gave them an automatic safety, and GMS led 14-9 at the half. But the visitors pushed across two more scores to lead by seven points, and then came that thrilling ending. BOB WALKUP GUY CUROTZ AUGUSTA M. A. 29-GMS 9 ln the big War Memorial game in Lynchburg, Va., with two companies and the band along to cheer for the team, everything went wrong. lt was a case of too many off-sides, too many fumbles, and too much Kuzma and Constantino. The Augusta star backs could nor be stopped, and GMS could not get started. In the fourth quarter the team came alive and pushed across 9 points, but it was too late to win. The Band, by general acclamation of everyone, won the parade, but our friendly rival, AMA, definitely won the football game. jim Woolsey took a pass for Greenbrier's touchdown and a safety gave us two points. Cain, of course, again booted a point. EARL XVORKMAN Tackle JIM WOOLSEY End This Figbling Cadet Bark Bucky 4 Stone Wall 5 -4 Arawff' ,qv - .es- .VA Coucher Head Coach, LT.-COL. C. E. TURLEY Backfielcl Coach, CAPT. R. H. STATEN Line Coach, CAPT. J. M. HUNT FOOTBALL RESUME C0ntinuecQ VMI Fiiosn 7-GMS 7 After an even tirst half, Greenbrier's jim Woolsey took a pass from jim Nuckols to culminate a 60-yard march for touchdown and Cain booted the point. The visitors seemed headed for defeat, but never stopped lighting. And late in the fourth quarter Chumbley broke through the line for a 47-yard run to put them back in the ball game, kicked the point to make it 7-7. Green- brier threatened after that but could not break the tie, In the closing seconds Zimmerman intercepted a pass and raced thirty yards but was downed on the 20 as the game ended. This was another one where the boys could have come out on top with just a little better breaks. FRANK CAIN. Back. and DONN JARRELI Guard GREG BRADLEY. jim NLICKCJLS. and BILL MILLS, Quarterbacks Mattm-ky Eluder a Tackler FOOTBALL RESUME fContinuecQ FORK UNION M. A. 21 GMS 14 1 Duke, FUMS's pint-sized back, fumbled Y the opening kickoff on his own 2, then needled his way up the field, broke into GARY MATTOCKS and the clear on the left sideline, and went JOE ZIMMERMAN, Backs 98 Yafds to Score- , From there on it was a battle royal. Fork Union scored twice more, on a pass late in the first quarter and in.the third quarter on a run by the swift Duke. But Greenbrier kept plugging, and finally caught fire. Bradley went over on a line plunge in the final quarter after his own 15-yard end run. Greenbrier constantly threatened, and Zimmerman took a pass from from Nuckols for a 30-yard touchdown. Cain kicked both points. GMS started another sustained drive, only to have time run out as they battled all the way upheld to the FUMS 35. STAUNTON M. A. 14-GMS 13 Playing in a cold wind and snow flurries, with Alumni on hand for the Home- coming Game, Greenbrier dropped a heart-breaker to a traditional rival, Staunton M. A., 14-15. Greenbrier had first down on the 4 and again on the 5, but could not bang through the line. Zimmerman raced 85 yards 2 minutes after the opening kickoff. Cain's try for point was wide in the wind. Zimmerman got away in the second quarter for 58 yards. These were the only two times he carried the ball, and after that he found the going plenty rough, as SMA was pounding him hard. Staunton's scores also came in the first half, Mazza's ZZ-yard end run and a kick by O'Rourke adding up to 7 and O'ROurke scoring from the 4 and kicking the winning point. At the half, trailing by 1 point, GMS fans were confident GMS would win, as the team had looked better, on the whole, than our rivals, but the second half found GMS butting its head against the SMA line time after time. Zimmerman's running and the line play of Maslich were outstanding. N0 Fair. No Fair-Tun Against One! BOB MASLICH. Tackle LYNN PUGH. Back 2111 JOHN DEMPSEY. End VELMER WHITE. Tackle EARL KYZER and BOB ADKINSV. Backs WILLIAM TROZZO SAM HARVEY ED MCLELLAN, Tackles STANLEY HANSON and BILL ARTHUR. Backs GENE HILL MAX KINCAID and RONNIE JONES. Guards and RODNEY GARNETT Halfback Il Look.: Like AZ Miuter Har Made Hir Getaway FOOTBALL RESUME fffontinueay CULVER M. A. 26-GMS 55 In Culver, Indiana, GMS won a spectacular game from Culver, 35-26. Culver's Flying Circus scored first in ten plays. Bradley immediately went 80 yards for a touchdown, and Cain kicked the first of five points. In the closing minutes of the half, Pugh ran 68 yards to score, and we led 14-7. A pass from Nuckols to Woolsey covered 79 yards for touchdown. Then Culver pulled a three-pass play with all backs handling the ball for a 25- yard scoring playing. Massaro bulled his way 15 yards ro score. Culver scored again, recovering a fumble on the 25 and passing twice before buck- ing the line to pay dirt. The score was GMS 21, CMA 19. Joe Zimmerman climaxed a long drive with an OH-tackle smash of 15 yards. A line plunge by Garth gave Culver 6 more points and Lynn Pugh iced the game with a 91-yard run, un- touched all the way. ELON COLLEGE FROSH 21 GMS 7 An underrated but smoothly work- ing Elon College Freshman team rrounced GMS 21-7 to end the sea- son. Zimmerman raced 65 for the first GMS score, and Cain kicked his 18th point of 20 tries. Lee scored from the 1 to tie ir up in the second quarter. In the second half the vis- itors scored a safety, a touchdown on Butler's 40-yard run, and a 25-yard run by Lee. Greenbrier threatened from the 2 but penalties and Elon's rushing defense threw us back to mid- Field as the game ended. fa The Old SHH-arm 15 Alzragr Good- 1949 VARSITY FOGTBALL BOB ADKINS ARTHUR L. BARKER GREGORY BRADLEY FRANK CAIN GUY CUROTZ JOHN DEMPSEY ROMMIE GEORGE CHARLES GREENE CHARLES GREENE, Center ccG-Men J: I WILLIAM JONES PHIL JOSEPH ROBERT MASLICH GARY MATTOCKS AL MINTER JIM NUCKOLS LYNN PUGH RICHARD SHEARER WILLIAM TODD CHARLES WALKUP VELMER WHITE JAMES WOOLSEY EARL WORRMAN JOE ZIMMERMAN JUSTIN TROUT. Mgr. LEON BARKER. Back JIM PRITT and JIM ROBINSON, Centers BILL TODD, Guard FOOTBALL RESUME fffontinuerh JAYVEE FOOTBALL Playing hard against the varsity in scrimmage, the Jayvees had plenty of action and many of them saw service in varsity games. The Jayvee season included five games, all away. Greg Bradley, showing the ability which later earned him a regular varsity berth, scored in the last 15 seconds and Cain kicked the point to beat the strong RICHWOOD HIGH team 7-6 in a game under the lights. lt was a Hne victory for GMS and a heart-breaker for the Lumberjacks. Also at night, SETH HIGH was downed 19-0 when Frank Cain ran wild for three touchdowns in the fourth quarter and kicked an extra point. The game was another thriller. COVINGTON HIGH, one of Virginia's strongest Class B teams, downed the jv's 20-6 in one of the best games the cadets played all season. Frank Cain ran approximately 60 yards for the Green- brier touchdown. The Cougars simply had too much strength for the hustling JV team. Sparked by the running of Harold Hinkle, the jV's downed BECKLEY 37-0. Kyzer scored the first TD, threw a pass to Steele for an 84-yard scoring play and scored the third TD running from the 10. Hinkle ran 75 yards for another touchdown. Dickerson neatly caught a pass to hit pay dirt. Frank Cain booted a field goal and kicked four of five conversion attempts. The jV's downed MAN 15-6. Kyzer scored from the 5 on the eighth play following the kickoff. Mills kicked the point. Mann scored on a pass to Klipps in the third period. Green- brier locked up the game with a third quarter score, Hinkle running 25 to the 5 and Mills going over on a quarterback sneak. Thus, the hard-fighting jayvees had a most successful season, winning 3 and losing 2 against strong high school competition. In addition to action on the gridiron. we pirture, on page 65, three group! of playerr. Top: BOONE COUNTY BUDDIES--fKneelingI-jarrell, lVorhrnan.' fStanding!-Hill, joreph, Coath Turley. White Greene. Second Group: Bach:-Payne, Hinkle, C. U7il50n, Mendez. Bottom Group: Endf-Hoglett, Wheeier, Dirkerron, Brady, Steele, john Smith. Did Shearer Catch Him-.9 Minter and Bradley Nail a Runner i I , ,. W , n H 35'-:A-,Q N 4 ' - -1 -j. 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' , . ,P-'A s-n 2 -'iff Y CAPTAI FOOTB LL Capt uns Opponents Hxnton Valley Hlgh Covxngton Lewlsburg Covmgton Opponents Won 1 Tled 1 Lost 4 Capably coached by Capt Jack Vollmer the Captams found the golng rough but learned plenty of good football Shrews bury led the scormg wtth 18 pomts Scafurl scored 12 Stew art made 10 and Webb scored 8 COACH VOLLMER BOTTOM Row Left to Rxght Arbuckle Haruen D Moore Wagoner Stephenson Cayudy Slang SECOND Row Rezser Webb C Henderxon Salvatz Walkup C Georgmrm Grove Steuart Martzrz THIRD Row Spam Ralnen Scafurz Sbreuxbury Harman Garrett Halslead Snyder Mgr ear' +5 66 jr 10 ..eeee,t.t,,eeeee,,,,.,,eeV..... ' ,.,,,,.,,,,,t,,,A,,,,,,,,,YVee,,,e,,,,,OO. 19 O ............,.,.,......,,,e..... ' ..,,..,.,,O,,,tt,.e,.e.....,,... I3 26 .....eVV.t..v.......,..,...,.e.. ' ..,,,,eveOOe,l......,....,..t...t... 12 6 ....vO,O..,..w.ee,,.t.,..VV..... ' ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,V. 6 0 ............t,..,.tt,e..,..,.... Hinton ..............,.,...............,..tt...., 25 6 .....w,.......,..............,.. ' ...,,.,............................. 19 48 94 1 . ' - X f MIDGET FOOTBALL The Mld!6fS played hard under the good coach mtg of Capt Empson Tlndlng xt dllhcult to Sched ule opponents ln thelr wexght class, they played only two lnterscholastlc games but enjoyed thelr hard fought lntersquad battles MIDGETS 18 LILWISBURG MIDGETS 15 LEWISBL RG Won 7 Lost O COACH EMPSON IRONT Row Left to Rxtght Pcrlnc Purmru Ypma Dnzler lfaptf Comlzu Ralllf AIICUVIIIILE Meaduus BACK Row Ixaufmaz Rahllff Cr: ter L Capr Ifmpyorl fCm14bf Crmmllu jnhmwz Safnzdery Wf 1UrGoz1ar1 X 6 I 1 L L . . k - Q I - K . -1 Q 'Q ' '. L , 'gl' , ., . ' ' . , . , ., . A 4 g 4 2 Il :Q . S . A V V' We uf . A . 44' V W at T t,,t get ,, .M . ig' 'A , W - W- .k- f ' M - Q j y My y I I , 1 , C I ' ' M 4 l Y A I - .if ling.- C B3 B4 wi! l, .-ggi N' T1 .gif ull inn' .7 ' ' BASKETBALL Thc vtrsity bisltctb 111 record of D wins in 70 glmes plus the V score of 17 ind 1 ives Figjhtinc, Cadet caocrs 1 combined 77 6 record for the season The charges of He 1d Basketball Coach Al Mor in ind his issistxnt Dick Staten met the best com petition in West Virginia and Vir inia and posted a result of which we arc justly proud. No team defeated the varsity twice. The W.V.U. Freshmen with a team of sharp-shooters de lnxc. handed the varsity its only real drubbing., and even then the cadets totaled the resp:ctable total of 64 points while yielding, 96. Dark spots on the record were the upset before Christmas to Richxx ood High 52-42 in between xictories oxer the W. 8. L. and -sz 63 V M I Frosh and the weak exhibition against .1 Beckley te am which rates only average this year as compared to Flying, Eigle teams of some seasons The ayvees lost 1 4l 39 thriller to Man but won thc return game decisively 57 30 The JV floor men came within 3 points of having, a perfect un- defeated season. Long., remembered will be the JV 55-54 victory over Talcott and the varsitys many close finishes. The boys opened by dow ning, the W64L Frosh in an overtime game scored 15 points in the final 3 min- utes to beat Concord Training., 98-56 beat Blueficld College in the Hnal 5 seconds after the visitors had cone ahead with only 25 seconds to play W , if ' THE VARSITY RECORD GMS Opponents Score 55 W. .fx L. Frosh.. .. 49 57 Richwood High Y,,, 42 76 V. BI. I. Erosh ,,,A,, ,A., , 5,5 58 Concord Training... .. 56 48 Blueheld College.. w,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, - 47 52 Beckley High w,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, ,..... 5 2 60 Augusta Military Academy 58 71 Massanurton. M. A .eeeieee . 56 54 V. INI. I. Iirosh.. . .... .. .io 60 Staunton. M. A.. .. ..... 48 59 Ivlassanutton M. A ..,.... 49 51 Augusta M. A ..... ..... . .. 48 57 V. P. I. Freshmen ...... 55 59 Bluelield College ...... 62 54 Concord Training ...... .. 34 64 W. V. U. Freshmen ..... . .. 96 64 W. 64 L. Frosh ..... ..... . . 61 76 Fork Union M. A ....... 57 56 V. P. I. Erosh ....... . 60 71 Staunton M. A ..... .. 67 1,145 Opponents .......... ...... 1 ,028 Won 15. Lost 5. Andrea 1' Iliff llae Old Foot Pickup THE G-IXIEN Buzz Wfillqinson joe Mendez Bill Thompson jim Nuckols Greg Bradley Corky Drinkard Ronnie Andrews Gary Martocks -Iohn Middleton .Iohn Schrader. Mgr. v 5 LEFT TO RIGHT-Maj. D. P. litzrllwfonieu. Athletic Director Capt. Al Mnrgarz. Basketball Coach Capf. Rirluml Staten, junior Varsity Basketball Coach THE JAYVEE RECORD GMS Opponents Score 55 Beckley jV's .....e... .. 50 92 Augusta Military ,IV 28 59 Man High ........,.. ,,,. 4 I 55 Covington High ..... 41 45 Talcott High ,..... 37 26 White Sulphur ...., 44 61 Covington High . .... 47 85 Charleston Reds .. 46 55 Talcott High e.... ,,,,.,,,,,,, , ,, 54 66 White Sulphur High ......... 29 55 hlan High . ....,,.., ,,,, 5 O 69 White Sulphur High.. 56 48 Richwood Reserves ..... 50 07 Opponents .........ee, Won 12, Lost 1. 495 Rowtsuii Axnmiws, Forward GREG BRADLEY, Guard CoRkv Dkixkaiua, lforward tlimkiias GRI-IISNIZ. lforwartl 19 0 ASKETBALL REVIE O TEAMXWORK THE KEY-WORD Teamwork was the kev-word this year. However, leading the scoring parade. which finds the point tossing well distrilwuted and in large measure explains the team's success, was Buzz XY'ilkinson. of Pineville. with 512, Bill Thompson, of laeger, came next with lll. Ronnie Andrews, Phillipsluurg, N. bl., netted 161, Greg Bradley. of Princeton. whose fast floor work was outstanding netted 155. -lohnnv Middle- ton, guard from Charleston who excelled at feeding his teammates. personally actounted for 511 points, Aloe Mendez, of Bogata. Colombia, South America. and Astoria. Long Island, totaled TJ. Corky Drink- ard, Madison, jim Nuckols, Ansted, and Gary Mat- tocks. Southern Pines, N. C., jayvees who saw servite in some varsity games. hit for 51. ill. and 50, re- spectively. The varsity' scored 1115 to 1027, av- eraged 5-25 against 51.35, Bob Dickerson topped the JV scorers with 216. ,lim Nuckols. although he missed several games, netted 118, Drinkard hit three figures with 121. Other scoring: Leist. 65, Hansen, 611 McCue. 601 Mat- tocks, 511 Wtiitsclietk. 5-1 Greene, 56. Swink, 23, Barker. 19, Stewart. l'. Harris also saw some action showed promise for the future. W. N L. FROSH Buzz XY'i1kinson's long shot to start an overtime period sparked the cadets to a thrilling 55-19 victory in a pre-holiday game here. Thompson followed with a rap in while Andrews and Mendez scored free throws. The score was tied at lil and All-all before the lead started changing hands, and Thompson's free toss netted the cotlnt in the last minute of regular time. Andrews and Thompson with 16 each and Wilkiri- son with ll led the scoring. Rlcguwoon The following night the team hit a low spot, losing to the strong Richwood Lumherjacks on their court ll-V. Neither team played good hall. Rithwood later went to the State Tournament in Morgantown, hut on that evening lwoth teams were off. Thompson. with 15. and W'ilkinsoti, with ll. led the GMS scor- Pnilv Slam! BASKETBALL REVIEW fCw1lir111czfl ing. Andrews was held scoreless in this one. Not a Rithwood player hit doulwle figures, hut all five starters shared in the scoring. V. M. I. FRIESHMEN The third game in a row' found Gteenhrier again hitting on all cylinders to tlick off an easy 76-33 vic- tory. Thompson and XVilkinson scored I5 each while Nuckols hit for 12 and Andrews added lll, It was a good start for the season-two out of three lsefore Christmas. CONCORD TRAINING SCHOOL NX'ith Greg Bradley leading the scoring with IH points, Greenhrier scored li points in the final three minutes to set some sort of record defeating CTS in Athens SS-56. The Athens team, which won the State Class B Championship, held GMS to two foul throws in the first quarter at that point led I6-2. ,lohn lNliddleton netted S points for the cadets. BLLIEFIELD COLLEGE joe Mendez scored on a fast side-shot with 5 sec- onds to play as Greenbrier heat Bluefield College 'IH-Al' here. XX ith 25 seconds to play, XY!allter's free toss put the visitors ahead li--lfb, and with l second remaining a Bluefield player missed a free toss. XX'ilkinson led the Greenhrier scoring with I6 points. BECQKLEY The Beckley hoys took advantage of Greenhrierk wild passing and shooting to take a 52-5 decision from the liighting Cadets in Beelcley. XX'illtinson was high man for the varsity with l2 points while Caldwell led the scoring for Beckley with llf. AticIL's'I'A BIILITARY ACADEMY The liighting Cadets gave coach Al Morgan a present for the new arrival in his family when they out-stored the hops from A M.A. tiff-SH, Augusta led throughout the first half with the score standing at il-24. hut the home team fought hack throughout the last two periods to close the seoring leading lw two points. High man for Greenhrier was Andrews with l I while XX'Illi.Ird led the visitors with III. Tliree flquirzrl Om Iftefvlfimffi ju Ihr .'lI'l S'I'ANI.I2y HANsI2N, Forward GARY MA'r'I'otQIcs, Guard JOE Mtzxmsz, Guard JOIIN MIIIIIILTON. Guard Davis MCCUE, Guard JIM NUCKOLS. lfnrwartl Bll.L THOMPSON, Forward BUZZ VUILKINSON, Center BASKETBALL REVIEW K C o11Ii111fcf:f J lY'lASSANU'I I'lZN MII.I'I'ARY AQAIJIQMY Cireenbrier defeated Massanutten on the local tourt 'l-56. tompletely dominating the play. The speedy floor work of Bradley and Middleton was a big factor in the victory. Coach Morgan gave his re- serves a thante to show their wares. VIRGINIA TRIP On the annual trip into the Old Dominion, Green- brier tleaned up. The boys took a good SMA team into tamp 60- IN, and as the Staunton l.eaJer' reported, . . after the first three minutes Staunton was not in the game. The Lemfer praised the all-round team work of Greenbrier and said XXfilkinson was a boy who seemed able to score from anywhere on any kind of shotf Greenbrier, on successive days, heat Massanutten 5949. and Augusta, in a thriller, 51-f'iH. Grey Brad- ley scored approximately one-third of the team's points on this trip, and really began the streak of startlingly fast play which made him a standout the remainder of the season. V. P. I. FRESHMEN Greenbrier barely managed to scrape by the tall and lanky boys from V.P.l, 57-53. The score was tied at the end of the first quarter and after that V.l'.l. forged steadily into the lead. At the half it was V.P.l. by one point. The third quarter saw Greenbrier go ahead and from there on in the Cadets were never headed. Bradley was high point man for G.M,S. with Ii, while Thompson followed close on his heels with 12. Stark was high for V.P.l. with IS. BLUIZFIELD c,OLL1iGE On their home court, Bluefield put down the Green- brier uagers ol-59 to even the series at one each. Greenbrier led at the half but the boys in blue came back strong in the remaining two stanzas to send the Fighting Cadets down to defeat. VUilkinson's 23 points were to no avail as the Bluefield quintet out- stored the varsity to win by S points. Bmtffeyi rurir up Inu fmiufi BASKETB LL REVIEW flffnzfizzlfetff CONCQORD TRAINING ScgHooL Greenbrier again put down the Athens quint on the home floor this time outstoring the visitors 5 4-S I. Greenbrier led throughout the whole game and were never pressed at any time. Buzz XX'ilkinson dominated the G.M.S. scoring netting IS points while Bradley gathered in 12. None ol the Athens boys broke into the twin figures but Martin and Moldern netted ' apietse. W. V. U. FRESHMEN The Greenbrier Varsity traveled to Morgantown only to reeeive a very unhospitable welcome as far as the sports department was tonterned. The Mountaineers ran roughshod over the G.M.S. boys to the tune of 96-6 I. XY'.V.U. led I6-IN at the halfway mark and Greenbrier never even got elose as the Mountaineers went on to win by an impressive Sl point mar- gin. XY'ilkinson was high man for Greenbrier with ll points while Sortile led the winners with ZS. XX? at L. FRI2sHMI2N Greenbrier tools on the XVCQL lirosh at Lexington by a very slight mar- gin. The store was tied at Z5-25 at the half and Wxl. led at the end of the third period by one point. Greenbrier forged ahead in the closing minutes to elte out a win by the score of 6-l-61. XVilkinson was high man for Greenbrier with 21, while Bradley was elose behind with 1'. JOHN SCHRADER. AIU.. Osborne led the losers with ZZ. lt was Greenbriers second win over the ' strong General Freshmen team. There if Anim: Galore llwben Furl Teamr Take the Floor FORK UNION MILI'I'ARH' ACADEMY Greenbrier grabbed an early lead and had little trouble defeating ITCMA 'rv-ST Corky Drinkard tame through with Ill points when Coach Morgan sent in his jayvees. Xwilkinson IIHJ. Thompson Ilia. Bradley 4151 and Andrews fllf all hit well, while Middleton 461 fed his teammates tleverly. V. P. I. FRESHMEN A third-period letdown whieh found the Young Gobblers rallying l l points to only el by Greenbrier built up a defieit the GMS team could not overeome as the collegians evened the two-game series with a 60-56 vietory in Blaekshurg, Green' brier led ls-ll at the quarter and trailed only Sl-Sl at the half. outscored VPI 20,15 in the last quarter. but that was not enough. XVilkinson stored lo while Andrews and Bradley hit for ll! eath. S'I'AeN'1'oN MI LITARY Acgaue MY The visiting fans were sure SMA. led by the sharp-shooting Pat Stark who stored off points in one game this year. would even the series in the final game of the year for both quints. However. Buz XX'ilkinson and Bill Thompson hit for li eath In more than even Starks fine total of SS. and li points by Rigney tould not overtome the other Greenbrier seoring. so the Green and White took a 'l-If vietory in a hard-played game, SMA had just won the Virginia Military Championship for the fifth sutiessive year and the llilltoppers were riding high on an eight-game winning streak when they invaded the Home of the lighting Cadets lr was a good one Ii: win, ii tough one to lose N bf jim N111'i11I.f Sizzix 11 F1111 Lamlzp- 1 2 ll 111111 u 1 TENN and GULF HZNNIS WIN 1 Lose 1 1 TO Co Capt Buddy W15ODCf Schm1dt T1te W1lson Re1ser 1nd Revercomb hue h1d h1rd foubht m1tches AEAIUSI good opposmon Aubusu xx on mo m1tches e1ch 9 0 St1unton be1t us 7 7 XY!e defeated West Vlfglllld Tech D 4 The Chxrleston m1teh xx1s tuned out S ll to pl1y m1teh here mth Staunton GOLF WIN 1 LOSE 4 7 TO GO Greenbner lost 8 0 to the W 84 L Frosh I6 D ro West Vlfi.,lUl1 Tech be lf the W V U Frosh 7 7 lost to S M A 8 l md dropped 1 close return m1teh W V11 Tech 131 to to pl1 m1tehes wuth S M A md W 8. 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R Q , 1 1 1 . , ., .1 , , , 1 , 1 , 1 1 '1 1 1 . i , , 1 1 1 , ' , 1 1 1 ' , S . 1 ' ' ' 2 ' ' ' i V' 7- Pier in Cheer Aim Thr Sv 11,11- TENFUS FRONT Row lLeft to Righty-Li. Col. BUPIINIIII lCoaflJn. Amfrenx, Mnrimz. Crigger, H.. Tale. R., Rerermmb Reiyer, Cilzmu. BACK ROW-l1 il.ro:1. A.. u 0fJ'fIIg. Leift, Schmidt. H.. Englifla, Wagoner lCapt.i. Jelt. GOLF YfLeft to Righty-Keeney, Kelly E., Hake. Hvilkirzmzz, Drinkanl. Hafrif. Balduin. Kjzer, Sanderf, Ralston, Cain MAI D P BARTHOLOMEW, Coafh Team Member Joe Zimmerman Gerry Steele Mono Bisono Upchurch Joe Cuesta Al Minter Moore, E. Gallaher Higuerra, Poncho Alby Schurer Garnett C. Webb Tom Shrewsbury Revelo Poling Sam Brady TRACK 1950 0 Scorer GMS 51116, Staunton 44, Fork Union 5712 .... ...,,. T riangular Meet .....Dual Meet GMS 41 IQ, West Virginia Freshmen 80122 ,,.....5th Place GMS 11113, Va. Prep. School Meet ....ttut . GMS 50, VPI Freshmen 92 ,,,v,,.,......,..,V,,,tYY, ,,,,, D ual Meet GMS 45, Wzishingttin and Lee Freshmen 79 ,,e,, ..... D ual Meet Points Scored Ifrezzir Entered KG-many 291 , ,,,,.,,, 100 220 Mile Relay KG-many 181 , ,... ,,,,,,, 1 00 220 Broad Jump Mile Relay IG-man! 1413 ,,,,,,, 4-10 Mile Relay KG-many 1993 ..., ,,,,,.,, 8 80 Mile Relay 1 .,.. ........ M ile IG-many 3915 ....,.. ........ S hot Discus, Javelin Pole Vault IG-many 10 ,.,, ......... S hot Discus Javelin 100 Ytl. 1 ,,,, ,..,.., f 140 0 .,,, ,,...t. - 140 S80 Broad Jump 0 ..., ,,,,,,,, H igh Hurdles, Low Hurtlles IG-many 903 ,,,,,,,, High Jump 11 5 ....,... 440 Mile Relay IG-many 12 ........ Pole Vault O ,,,,,,, ,.,.,... S hot Discus Javelin 1014 ,,,,,,, ,,...... H igh Hurdles, Low Hurdles, Mile Relay 1G-many 10 .,,, ,,,,,,,, H igh Hurdles. Low Hurdles Olztmmding-UPCHURCH in 880, MINTER in Javelin. Improvement of SAM BRADY in the Hurdles. Improvement of SHREWSBURY in the Pole Vault. Improvement of ZIMMERMAN in the Sprints. Improvement of STEELE in the Broad Jump. A few boys, those who will be coming back next year will take part in the Beckley Invitational Meet on May 20th. FRONT Row cLeft to Righty-Cuerta. J., Amaga, Rerelo, Sfhnrer, liifmm, Pugh, Minter, linim, Moore, E. SECOND Row-Maj. Bd7'flJU1U7I16ll' fC0urb2, Higuem. Lopo. Dorm. Brady, Garnett. Up- rbfzrrb, G'aNalJer, Rub- erir. D, THIRD Row--Pfrliug, Sleele, Zimmerman, Bugle. llvilmzz, J., 11 el1b, C., Sl7V6I4.1',7llfAJ, Miftbazfl fMgr.r, Dazir. R. lfliil. Mgr.: S. 4 VARSITY BASEBALL THE SCHEDULE March May 74 Cranbrook 25 Cranbrook Aprll 1-Covington Hngh 6-Beckley Hlgh Hmton Hlgh Covxngron Hngh W 8: L Freshmen Hmron Hrgh Beckley Hngh Augusta M A Home Home Home Home Away Away Away Home Away Home Bluefield College Augusta M A Staunton M A Bluefleld College Fork Umon M A Staunton M A W 8: L Freshmen W V U Freshmen At home 9 away 9 Away Away Away Home Away Home Home Away FRONT Row QI.eft to Rlghrj Manockx, Bradley, Martmez N, Todd Greene, Stag Masllrh, Hermfda, Amaro, Prnt, Nurkolf Dreherron SECOND ROW Salamy fMgr 1, Spma, Canon, C, Henderson, Womcherh, Wheeler, Atu ood, McKee: er, Barham, Burnham, Cap! Hunt fCoafhj +4 7 1950 BASEBALL Two FROM CRANBROOK Playing on a temporary dia- mond laid out on the football field, Greenbrier defeated Cran- brook Academy of Detroit. Michi- gan, March 24-25 by scores of 6-5 and 9-8 to open the season. Dickerson held Cranbrook to 5 hits and fanned l4 in the opener. He tripled to drive in a run in the eighth and Greenbrier led 5 lim Nurkofr on the mound -4. But Cranbrook scored twice in the ninth to even the count. After Maslich was safe on an error, he was caught stealing. Greene singled, Todd doubled, and Beardsley, who pitched well for Cranbrook, balked to force in the winning tally before Coach Hunt could try the squeeze play. CAPT. JOHN M. HUNT. Coach COWBOY FANS 18 Keeping complete control of the game at all times, Cowboy Dickerson fanned 18 Woodrow' Wilson High players as Green- brier beat Beckley 2-l in a 7- inning game played here in snow and a cold wind. Greenbrier scored in the 4th when Greene singled and Amaro hit a Texas Leaguer over first. Lagurski's bunt scored Cooney to tie the score in the 5th, but Greenbrier went ahead in the 6th, Maslich scoring on Greene's single. jim Nuckols also fanned 14 in the second game. Trailing by two runs in the eighth, the Detroitets pulled a perfect squeeze play to score two runs and press Greenbrier to a 9-8 count. 1 3-5 OVER COVINGTON Pushing across 8 runs in the second frame on only one hit plus 5 of Covington's 6 errors and three walks, Green- brier nipped the usually stubborn Cougars 13-3 in a game played for the most part in a fine rain on Mathews Field. jim Nuckols pitched no-hit ball the first half of the 7-inning game and Bob Dickerson allowed only two scratch hits. Perfert Strike! No. 2 FROM COVINGTON Fred Woitscheck was relieved by Nuckols in the third and Greenbrier scored five runs in the last two innings as the Cadets defeated CHS in Virginia IO-7. Greenbrier scored 5 in the first and 2 in the second, but Covington plugged away and led 7-5 going into the sixth inning. Another cold day handicapped both teams. lVl1ifJL'l.76fk mei the rubber Heflllldd readi BASEBALL fCrm!inued2 GMS 15, HINTON 2 The Cadets journeyed to Hin- ton and jim Nuckols fanned 5, allowed 7 hits, to beat the high school l5-2. Capt. Stag doubled twice, Todd doubled, Mattocks tripled, Martinez homered in the 7th with Mattocks on base, Stew- art homered in the 6th. Batting averages soared as GMS scored in every inning except the sixth. GMS BEATS MINKS 6-5 Covi boy Dickerson went the distance fanned 14 allowed 5 hits as Greenbrier downed the W 8: L Freshmen 6 5 in Lexing- ton Va Greenbrier made 5 hits. Errors played 1 big part in all the scoring Todd contributed a double and Hermida made a fine shoestring catch in center. Green- brier scored 3 in the 3rd and 3 more in the 5th. W. 84 L. made one run in the 4th and had a fat 8th frame 'adding -4 more. BASEBALL fC0nfzn11edl FA r THIRD FRAME Leading, 3 I at the end of two lnnxngs Greenbrier poured rt on rn the third to seore hve runs rn a hurry and went on to defeat Hlnton High IU 7 nn a game called by mutual consent after Sth lnmngs because of snow tYes SNOWU Todd doubled xn the hrst mmng, made 3 hrts tn 4 trrps Hermtda who h1t 2 for 7 trrpled rn the thtrd after smgles by Martmez and Todd and Greene s long., fly whtch went for an error had hlled the sacks After Gunnoe of Hlnton fanned two men Wtxlrseheck walked and Mattotks and Bradley srngled f,lVll'1g Greenbrrer a total of 5 runs tn the hfth Wortseheck struck out 5 rn the four frames he wo lted Nuckols fanned 2 Greenbrter made 10 hrts Wortscheck held Hrnton to 5 and Nuckols kept tt that way FIRST DEFEAT Cowboy Drekerson fanned 9 batters rn Baekley allowed only 3 hlts but Craddock struck out ll cadets allowed only 7 hrts and Beckley won a thrtller 7 O For Beckley Cooney slngled IH the thlrd and scored on Leg,ursky s trlple Wfnddlek slncled rn the second stole second and came home on two successrve helders choices ln the thxrd rnnrng, Cooney h1t safely md tame all the way around on Leqursky s tlmely triple For Greenbrler Martmez slngled 1n the fourth Hermlda 1n the seyenth Brother th tt was all' ON tHE CHIN Augusta Mll1IdfX Academy shut out Greenbrner 60 as Srrlrkler held the locals to 4 hits whlle hrs mares collected ff Nucltols rncludlnge a double by Wrllarcl and triples by Melxenna and Constantrno Slx errors hurt the local effort Strlcltle fanned 9 and jrm Nuckols struck out 5 AND ONCE MORE After the Blueheld College game was ramed out Greenbrter took a two day trnp lnro V1rg.,xnxa Augusta broke a a u tre rn the elghth with a four run rally Dlckerson had AMA under control until that frame but walked 7 men durmg, the game He struck out 9 Moser fanned none xn h1s hve tnnlngs Mathes fanned 6 ln the hrst four frames Martmez contrrbuted 7 doubles and Greene also hrr a two bag,g,er GMS 15 SMA 7 Staunton Mlllfdfy Academy started wtth a bang., when Stark trlpled ln the hrst mnmg, and Wetsxnger homered But rn the thlrd lnnxng hve walks lnterspersed b rn the fourth Mazza homered for SMA tn base rn the nrnth and that wrapped lf up As we geo to press C reenbrrcr has won leadoff man rs hxttmgs M6 Team captam tatcher and cleanup man has an averabe of Ll V47 Charlne Greene IB 741 Carson US nm Prrtt Ol ll Wtth e1g,ht games to geo y htts by Greene and Carson and Todd s trrple gave GMS 6 runs Todd homered the srxth but Martmez who tripled In the thlrd hrt a home run with two on completely Nuckols held SMA to 6 h1ts whlle GMS made lu He fanned 6 THE RLCORD TO DATE 9 lost v Bob Stag, 'J 'J C' R 700 Both Blueheld College games have been ralned out Mattoclxs SS PB ns hrttrng 353 Nrck Martmez aB rs battmg, M5 Bull Todd remamder of the battmg, order Greer., Bradley LF 7 75 jose Hermrda Hector Amaro OI' 17 Bob Dnckerson P 750 Jlm Nuckols P we suggest you wnte the remamtnge scores on thts page ie- X. 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'i f ' D'3 f EY f-X f'R 312 X 'Z?,g:' C .PAW f , S i gf , ., wx jggp ,Z A E Q45 fy XX L N QM E T ' BOOK FOUR LD GLORX tiles from the top of the tall Hag pole on the front campus emblematxc of the eountry we love Eath damn the Hag, ts raxsed to the top of the staff and each tlax at Retreat we thrxll as the hand plau The btar Spangled Banner and the Hag, IS lowered Oltl Buys bank to VISII The Brner max often he scan stamhnga where they stood m ranks as cadets prcwent once ag,am tor Retreat 5 , . ' .-,, . ', , 1 w -.,, , MILITARY STAFF LIEUIENANT COLONEL JAMES B BONHAM B S Infantry Unrted StItes Army Assigned to Greenbrle anuary 1948 Pro error o Mzlzmry Science and Tfzctztx FIRST LIEUTENANT R C CALDWELL B S Infantry Unrted States Arm Assrgned to Greenbrrer May If Arfzrlnnl Pro error o Mzlzmry Sczence and Tartu! LIEUTENANT COI ONEL CHARLES EDWARD TURLEY Greenbrrer Class of 1925 Comnnzndrznf Slnce 1942 MAJOR WILLIAM JOHN MOORE Greenbrrer Class of 1935 Ayfzftnnf Cornrnnndanf Srnce 1948 MASTER SERGEANT CHESTER C CONYERS Infantry Unlted States Army Retrred Assrgned to Greenbrrer 1971 Amrmnt Government Property Cnrtodnzn MASTER SERGEANT JAMES A ARBOGAST Infantry Unrted States Army Postgraduate Greenbrrer Class of 1937 Assrgned to Greenbrre November 1948 Mzlzzury I nrtrnctor STAFF SERGEANT HOMFR H CANTI EY Frelcl Art1llery Unrted States Army Asslgned to Greenbrler January 1947 M 11 ztar J I nftrm tor SERGEANT HENRY WILLIAM MAIDA Infantry Unxted Srxtes Army ASS1 ned to Greenbrr r August 1949 Mzlztary I nftrnctor NIO Photo Master Serge-antj I' Mannmg asslgnetl to Greenbrrer March SO .Y . E J f f 1 , I .2 Y Q49 .L f f . . . . Present Duties Since 1949 T -I 83 19 - BATT LIO STAFF MA.IOR DONALD IWCKEEVER MRS. R. L. MCKEEVER Bfzfnalion Crmzvnnnfer Silver Spring, Md. Sfmmnr MA JOR DONALD MCKEEVER 62nd Semester! SGT. 1ST CLASS Battalion Commander QND LT. ROBERT TATE RAYMOND GEORGE Adjutant Plans and Training Officer SGT. lST CLASS SGT. 1ST CLASS CHARLES JEFFRIES RAYMOND BAKER Sergeant-Major Supply Officer BAKER TATE MCKEEVER 1 JEFFRIES fi' GEORGE THE BAN CAPT MARTIN WARD LT WILLIAM CLIFTON 1sT SGT THOMAS HAYES CAPT WARD Commander HAYES T Fmt Sergeant SPONSORS MISS JUDITH ELIZABETH MOISE MISS MARY AUSTIN MCDONOUGH Douglasron L I N Y Charleston W Va Bam! Platoon 901- LT. CLIFTON ....,.,,..S,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,.,, Platoon Leader -6 -gif - THE B Terronnel 0 IST SQUAD IND SQUAD SRD SQUAD Leader-SGT. WAGONDR Leader-SGT. POLING Leader--SGT. PRALLEY WHITE. W. CABELI. ARDUCKLE GARNETT CULBISRTSON NUGEN ROBERTS. D. HOKE SALVATI MARTIN UPLLHURCH TUc3xvc'lLl.ER RIZISIZR Bosco BOLANIJ ANI.-GEORGIANA Auf,-SHREWSBLJRY Ax.rz.-RICHMOND, R. CGM ANY CAPTAIN LIEUTENANT LIEUTENANT lsr SERGEANT JAMES WOOLSEY CH XRLES ERICKSON JAMES REVERCOMB HARLEY THOMAS SPONSGRS MRS JAMES K WOOLSFY Honolulu Haw 111 P I C 0 111 pun J MRS MRS C O ERICKSON CHAPMAN REVERCOMB Man W Va Ch xrlesron W Va fzrfl Platoon Swomf Platoon 921 COMPANY ROSTER Commander ,...... ..,.. C APT. j. WOOLSEY In Sgr ........... ...... 1 ST SGT. THOMAS. H. Guidon .... .............................. C reel IST PLATOON Plat. Leader ....... .....................,..,.,. 2 ND LT. ERICKSON Plat. Sgr .... ...,..... ..... SG T . IST CL. MINTER Aw. Plat. Sgt ...,..,............... .,...... S XSGT. CARSON. C. IST SQUAD 2ND SQUAD SRD SQUAD Leader-CPL. MCAMIS Leader--SGT. SCHMIDT, H. Leader-SGT. SCHURER FLETCHER LYONS WILSON WHITE, V. DEMPSEY SILVA HILL FALK ALVIS HANSON, C. MoRToN WILSON, J. ToDD GARDENER ATWOOD METZGER IRONS, G. CURoTz AJJI.-MARTINEZ, M. HINKLE Am.-BURNHAM AJJI.-BELL, F. 2ND PLATOON Plaf. Leader ....... ........................ 2 ND LT. REVERCOMB Plat. Sgr ....... ...... ..... S G T. IST CL. CASSIDY Am. Pier. Sgr .,,. .. ..,......... SfSGT. KEENEY IST SQUAD ZND SQUAD 3RD SQUAD LEKHJET-SGT. JARRELL Leader--SGT. BRADY Leader-SGT. T HOMAS, T. VINT WOITSCHECK STEPHENSON BROWN LARIMER SHEARER HALSTEAD KELLEY. T. D'SPAIN AMAYA QUENON BAILEY GIBSON BELL, R. WEBB, C. AMI.-LAFFERTY SMITH, C. ZICKAFOOSE my AJJI.-WORSING Am.-HELMICK, J. I KU' COMPANY CAPTAIN I EUTENANT LIEUTENANT FIRST SERGEANT JAMES BECKLER ROBI RT TARLETON RAMON RODRIQUEL SAMUEL STEWART SPONSORS 'Wi Miss IN RS Miss Charleston W Va jcnkms Ky Cordova Mocl Dom Rap Cnnpanj Fzrft Platoon Second Platoon 91 .1 . Q 7 A rv O Q I - 1 X. GERALDINE BRADIEN GEORGE O. TARLETON FORTUNA HENRIQUEZ ---:lf .I ie- CO ANY ROSTER Commander ....,, ...... C APT. J. BECKNER Ist. S gr ......,. .,,.,. 1 ST. SGT. STEWART Guidon ..... .. ...... . ,,.,....,...... CPL. ELLIS IST PLATOON Plat. Leader ...... .,,.....,.,.,............... 2 ND LT. TARLETON Plaz. S gr ...........,.. ....,.. S GT. 1ST CL. MCLELLAN Am. Plat, Sgr ............,,...... .......,.....,,,,, S XSGT. BISONO 1sT SQUD ZND SQUAD BRD SQUAD Lender-SGT. GRAMMES Leader-SGT. JACKSON Lender-SGT. FIELDS HOGSETT EMERICH GALLAHER MEJIA BINGHAM TATE. D. HARMAN BURNSIDE T Rozzo MOUNT LEIsT ZIMMERMAN BAKER. W. ZILDEREERG HAYES. C. WOODARD Am.-YELACA Am.-TRDUT AJJI.-EHRLE ZND PLATOON Plat. Leader ...... .........,,......,....... 2 ND LT. RODRIGUEZ Plat. Sgr ..,.... ....... ....... S G T. IST CL. JONES, R. Am. Pldz. Sgr ....................... ..............,.. S fSGT. CROFT IST SQUAD ZND SQUAD 3RD SQUAD Leader-CPI.. HEARNE Leader-SGT. HARVEY Leader-SGT. KINDLER Steger GARRETT SWINK WILSON. C. MURPHY ROSSER DAVIS, P. MCKENZIE GROVE MARTINEZ, N. HERMIDA JENNINGS NEIDLINGER KAUFMAN RUBIO AMI.-ARGYRAKIS AJJI.-KINCAID IRONS, I.. FRANCIOSE my -2--QJI --3.2.- AMI.-BASHAM g COMPANY CAPTAIN LIEUTFNANIT LIEUTENANT lsr SFRGEANT JAMES BORDENI ROBERT KEI LY WILI IAM BROADDUS JAMES KLOSTERNIAN SPONSORS MRS Mm Miss 1 C BORDFNI NANCX ODEIL Iwixm Loxx EI L CJRAX Bluefield W V1 fhlrleston XV VI Ruuelle W' Va C,mp,mJ fm! Platoon Sammi Platoon 95 CONUNUNY ROSTER Cfllllllldllllff ...,,. ,.....A..., ,,,, C APT. BORDIEN In Sgr ....A.. ., ...... I ST SGT. KLOSTERMAN Gaiden ...., ,,,,,,A,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, C ARYDES IST PLATOON Plat. Lawler ....A ,.,A4 ,,,,,,,,, AA4,,, , 2 N D LT. KELLY. E. Plat. Sgr ,..... ...,,. ..... S G T. IST CL. ABRAHAM. F. Am. Plar. Sgr ....,..,.... ....,.,,..A.. A......,. S fSGT. CRIGGER. H. IST SQUAD ZND SQUAD SRD SQUAD Leader-SGT. ROIiI5R'I'S, H. Leader-CPL. WALKUP Leader-SGT, DORTA MCQCLUNG ANDREWS MCGEORGE WALLACE RAVELO BOGLE KEENE BLACKBURN STEELE SIHIAEEER LOPO KUHNE MOYE REYNOLDS MARTINEZ, A. WARREN, X. LONGACRE DEAVER AJ5f.-WHEELER CUESTA, S. AJJI.-ABRAHAM, N. AJJI.-HIQUERA ZND PLATOON Plaz. Leader ....... ..,............,,.,........ 2 ND LT. BROADDUS Plfzf. Sgf ............. ..... S GT. IST CL. CARROLL Am. Phu. Sgr ......... ...,........ .......,.......... S X SGT. PRITT IST SQUAD ZNIJ SQUAD ,SRD SQUAD Leader-SGT. HEINZMAN Leader-SGT. GUYER Leader-SGT. WILKINSON CUESTA. j, SIMMONS DICKERSON CURRY LUCAS THOMPSON HOUSTON FORD. K. GREENE ORSBORNIE AMARO DRINI-:ARD CLEEK NORLIAN BREIT FORD. A. CRIGGER. L. FRANKLIN PANOZ AMI.-VUILSON, H. Am.-MENDEZ may gzofbwy COMPANY CAPTAIN LIEUTENANT LIEUTENANT IST SERGEANT JAMES WOODWARD ROBERT STAG WADSWORTH WARREN JOHN SANDERS 19' SPGNSORS Mxss MISS IWRS JOAN MARIE ROBINS EMILY XVHITMORT CARL C SANDERS Kew Garden N Y Lew1sburg W Va Beckley W Va Cgmpgnj Fzrft Platoon SELOIVZ' Phztoon 98 COMPANY ROSTER Co 111 Ummfw' ,,,... I .It Syl .,,,,,,..,.. Gniffmz ..A... Pflzf. LC't1lfL'f Y,,,, . Pfzlf. Sgf .,,,.,,,,,.. ff.I1I't. Pfflf. S3 IST SQUAD Lwdfr-SOT'. PAYNE PLIGH SCHRAIJISR SHANNON INIERRITT VOSSLIER MCGOWAN Am.-MISIIANE Plat. Leader ,Y,,,v CA PT. -I. XYVOODXVARD ....lsT SGT. SANDERS. j. D. 1ST PLATOON LT. STAG SGT. IST CI.. LEDFORD ff ...............,..... ...,,.,,. S fSGT. CARSON. S. ZND SQUAD SRD SQUAD Leader-SGT. IWITCHAM Leader-SGT. SALAMI' DAVIS, R. HANSEN. D. ENGLISH NUCKOLS ALONSO WOOD JONES. W. NEXX'LANlJ KOURY COMOLLO BURR STACY ANI.-SAL'NllliRS. W. AJR,-SPINA 2ND PLATOON 2ND LT. WARREN, W. Phzf. Sgr. ..,,...,..,.. ...,.. S GT. IST CI.. MOORE. E. A.I.If. Phu. Sgt ................,..... .,....... S XSGT. TURNER. A. IsT SQUAD 2ND SQUAD 3RD SQUAD I.wJer-S012 HOLBROOK Leader-SGT. HARRIS Leader-SGT. HENDERSON SMITH, J. INIIDDLETON MCGRATH INIATTOCIKS JUSTICE LEWIS BRADLEY BIZRMUDEZ IWOWERY NAPIER GUTIERREZ FARLEY WALRUI-. R. Am.-RALSTEN PAINTER fini.-DOSIXZR Auf.-JETT overallx CGM A 1sT SGT DAVID HELMICK STAFF SGT JAMES SNYDER Cnmmfmdcr l5T SGT DAVID HT! MILL In S52 STAIT SGT JAMIS QNYDIR f 100 MRS j P HELMICK Ffurmont W V1 Sponfor of C0 E A ,5 'Q B 1 ............, TGG.G..... f - 2 L 2 Gaiden .............,.,..........,. CADET DOUGLAS HALL A I . ' W: K , x U -43 sic.- C0 PANY ROSTER lsr SQVAU IND SQII-XII ,SRD SQUAD 1.C'dJc'V-Slfll, L1NmiNm71up 1.w.ltfr-P.F.C. Scirmln, K. Iafufler-P.I7.C. RADCLIFF jOHNsON TURNER. R. UMBARGER SPEAKISR Cosms HARLONX' GULLOT XI.-XNlDL'I.,-XY KILORAN S'rR1c3x1.AN1m Wynn, G. RICHMOND, D. Mmlmows CROSBY RICHARnsON Mc3CORMlc3x flm,-RlTci11IE DODARO Am,-SARANUON AMI.-PERIBUIE The cadets of Company E make up Our junior Company. The Young Generals , as they are often called, do not take the regular ROTC work, but are proficient at drill and always draw plenty Of applause at dress parades and Other Othcial appearances. From their ranks Often come cadet leaders for future years at The Brier. BATTALIO DETACHMENT STAFF SERGEANT EARL KYZER SERGEANT JAMES ROBINSON CORPORAL CLARENCE SMITH 517949 Colon SERGEANT ROBERT MASLICH Color Sergeant PVT 1ST CLASS ARCHER WILSON School C olors CADET VELMER WHITE Color Gaaraf LEFT TO RIGHT Kyzer Wbrte V Maflrcb Wrlxon A Hogsert Robzmon Smzlh C -4Ef102Bv- CADET ROBERT HOGSETT .......,.,.................,....,,............ Color Guard Post 11 Matches RIFLE TEA The tum shot under the d1rect1on of Lt Col James B Bonham and was coached by hard vsorlung., MfS5,t jtmes A Arbo5.,1st On total po nts scored IYSDIIIISI other teams the 1950 r111emen made only three POIHIS less than d1d combmed opposmon Tbe Record Shoulder to Shoulder MlIChCS G M S 764 GMS 805 GMS 763 Fork Un1on M1l1tary Academy 1531 St lunton M111tary Academy 1894 Augusta M1l1tary Academy 1266 Won 1 Lost 2 7630-Gordon M11 Col GMS GMS GMS 1301 GMS 1760 GMS 1760 Won 5 9597 F1shburne M11 School U S M A Pebes Unnversnty of Alabama Gulf Coast M11 Acad Lost 9 2454 4x 3475 1362 1848 1794 Won Lost Lost Lost Lost GMS GMS GMS GMS GMS 1760 1740 1749 1787 1795 Greenbner placed 4th Wlfh 6814 POIHIS 1n the Essennally Mlllfafy Schools D1v1s1on 2d Army Intercollegmte R1f1e Matches hred by a 15 man team from 1 Dec 49 to 70 Feb 50 Hargrove M A Castle He1ghts M A The Bolles School Columbta M11 Acad Bordentown M11 Inst 1635 1796 1624 1858 1855 Won Lost Won Lost Lost ln the Hearst Matches Army Area 2nd Army the No 1 Team was 5th w1th S63 and the No 2 Team placed 7 13th w1th 78 FIRST Row Left to R1ght Longanafre Cam Todd MrGeorge Hearn SFLOND Row Gardner Koun Tarlelon Kahne Martin G THIRD ROW Fzeldr Tbomar L Borden Haney Culbertron Brady Robert! H Cree! Smzmons Broaddur M!Sgl Arbogafl ltoachj -12-E 103 13+ ' 'l 7 7 . 2 . 72 . l . 1 Y: ' . , , ' ' ' . . . 1 ....,,..e................................................... ' ' ' ' . h . . . 1 ....,,..........,.e....r..................,....................... z ' ' . . . 1- , .......,....,..,,.....,,....,......................,.....1........ ' ' ' . GMS. 35142-Howe Mil. School ,,.,.,.,,.,,,..,.....1 3- A18-Lost GMS 1768-LaSalle M. A ,....,,....,.,,,,..,,,.,,,,,,,, 1826-Lost 5- . . . . 1 ....r. ffffff1fffQff' - 1 - ' - - 7 i v ff 1 1 l 1 0 ' Xp ...st 1 5 bl CONII ROW- COMMISSIO ED INIAJOR MCQKEEVIER LT. ROBERT TATIE -CAPT. JAMES WOOLSEY LT. CHARLES ERICKSON LT. JAMES REVERIZOMII CAPT. JAMES BORDEN LT. ROBERT KELLY LT. WILLIAM BROADDIIS FFICERS CAPT. NIARTIN WARIu LT. WILLIA M CLIIVTON CAPT. JAMES BEQRNER LT. ROIIERI' TARl.I3'l'ON LT. RAMON ROIIRIIQIIEZ Co.D-CAPT. JAMES WOOOWARD LT. ROBERT STAG LT. WAIISWORTH WARREN Left to Right-R. Tate, Clifton, Borden, l1'f'arIf, Rodriguez, Turfemn. Bwbrler, Slug. Rezcrwmlz McKeez'er. ll o0a'1z'arIf, Wfoolyey, Efifkfllll. E. Kefly, U . Wurrerz. Bmadfflm. .X S 2 N If 3 if ,f' X , -7' lf, 3 Q +R, Y I AN,- K v f N-COMMISSIONED FFICERS The non-commissioned otiicers may he called the back-hone of the battalion, he- cause they are the oriicers who deal most directly with the cadets in ranks. They range in rank from corporal to first sergeant. Sort of in-between are the Privates First Class, ready to step into a corporal's rank when necessary. FRONT Row. Left to Riglit-Munro. K.1IL'7'. liz-1'c'.s'. T.. .Sl'lw1iffI. Il.. llifler. flflnmzz. '1'lmz11t1.i'. H.. Iimlff-1'. Pofing. lmzfffml. Rofzizlmfz, Rtzfifml. Dogier. lV'f1grn1cr. Cfizuiffzi. jtzrrcff. Clzrmzz. S. SIECQONIJ ROXY'-KL'L'lIL'f1. Tlmzzzm. T.. St'lu1re:'. Mt'I,cff4111. Ycftmz. Minlar. 1'IL'IIt!L'l'.WJI1, Gtlzzznzcr. fuller. R.. Sfu'e1z1tf11fzj1. flnlfnmne. Rnbww. H.. Tm'f2w'. A.. jail. flfmzfnmz. F.. Babu: R, Klo.i'Iw'111t111. THIRD Rclw'-Mifulnzzzz. Smith. C.. lhrttz. jtzclzmzz. Clzrimz. C.. Cmfz. Kimffer. FicM.t. ffzlflfbl. Uvlwefcr. Pmfley. Bimzm. Crigger. H.. Ctzrrrffl. W 2lki11.i'rn1. Prilf. Steznzrf. , A N ' T 1 V in-amffskzftgff, :'r'ff.:4Q4 . :Q . ... . X xx 4. T . .xif i I A 1 . ' V if v -- - f y CHE RONS A D INSIG I To HELP You IDENTIFY YOUR JOE CADET In the ROTC e1ch cldet we1rs the gold 1ns15n11 the ROTC Torch-on h1s left coll tr mb Wl1en 1 cxdet enters Greenbr1er he IS 1 Pr1vf1te If he becomes Prlvate FITS! Cl iss he wears the s1n5.,le str1pe on h1s left sleeve If he IS ass1,g,ned to armory worle he becomes a Tech n1c11n S1xth Gr 1de tvxo str1pes vuth the T Next comes the tvxo str1pes of 1 Corpor1l Techn1c11n I'1fth Grade fmru 41111 hereb IS 1nd1c1ted by three str1pes over the T And then vue have the Three Str1per the Sergeant St1ff Sergeant IS next on the ltst three str1pes the bottom one closed A Tech Sergeant vxears three SIFIPCS the lower one closed xuth 1 U undernefrth Mister Sergeant uh' Or even Watt And then that busy fellow the F1rst Sergeant three str1pes the lower one closed two underneath a d1amond IH the m1ddle The Top K1ck 1S a B15., Wheel 1nd vuth yust 1 b1t of lucle to round off h1s Dood work he m1y lose 1ll h1S SIYIPCS but talee on a button L1euten1nt of course 1nd 1 sh1ny s1lver button lf IS A F1rst L1eutenant wexrs two of them on hlS shoulders The C1pta1n vlho commands a company has to bear up under the Wfilghf of three buttons And above that ln our corps there IS only one poss1ble promonon One cadet 1n our corps we 1rs the s1n,s:,le dtamond on each shoulder and he IS the Cadet Mayor f1061 f-:Ffh-:Tlx K., 1 y ,L fQw -'D 2 Cb CC? KD Q Q iii' NNN X f' . t oi ' . rf ' 1. . 5 - 1 N 3 ' - . L. e N - E L ' ' t -- ' V ' ' 1 .. ' . e 1 ' e tr L , ,.. N4 Q ' . - , X Q w - , . ,. ' U ' . Q . ' , I -4 T 2 Q . - ' M A. ' ,.. , 'lf . V' - . . ... ' Q . N Q . '. -4 ' ' 1-1' . e ' - -- ' L Dre, , N .- ,. O - ,, 3 ,. . , . . . + 4 'S tr- l : - .1 ' ' fu . , ,, V ' RN as - ' 4 w ,.. 1 1 'Q T- ' - - . Q ' . Q ., . . . C . s I I - 5, . - . ' f .Qs ' . N . ' 4 R P ' 3 . ' . f . A . fb . ' - . . 1 . ' 0 CD . 1 Q - , ' . O . ' ' .S ' - D . I . - . . CL 1 . . ' 1 fl. ' ls f xx I Q, J, -e. , 1 NN X M BCOK FIVE ARTICIPATION rn publrcatlons work the orchestra H1 Y and other clubs these burld memornes for the future Some clubs are for serxous purposes others for specxalxzatron stxll others for frrendly fellows who lrke to banquet together And the frrendly atmos phere of orgamzatrons ns emphasrzed by thxs vrew of the arched porch we have seen so often commg up the walk after free txme at Greenbrrer College or m town . , 1. ' x . . . . Y w I . 114' 'WG' SITTING. Leff to Rigbl-Mattfzrix, Lafferty. ll 0mfu'ar:f. ll . Warrerz, Sleyur. STANDING-.'N'ap1er. Salzali, Falk. Guger, KffJJl6f!7ld?1.jdfbilill,C7661 THE BRIER PATCH fx Miss B1z'1 1'Y Mlixfixrmz Cllmksburg. XV. Vu. Yfmfimf' Effifm'-211-Cfviefn B mf I1 wiv A I 11224143 w' ,.,,, 1'lLlll!L'Ill.fL' Ifzfilmiu Y SQXIKJIYK Erfilfni, , Ilr'g1111i:lzIio11.v lfffilm' , Fcullllfcf Effiffntn, Mifilllrxy Ecfjfm' fir! lfffilom' P!fUIfz4g'P1lf7lVfL' lflfffw' fldliwf' , '23 108+ j.fxM12s Woomx .-XRD Wz1.soN Lfx1f1fl2R'1'Y jfxxuis KI.os'1121mA-xx Romain' GLM-QR Wllmlfxm jfxcxsox CEANN MA'1'1'cnc xs Nlc Hol.,xs SfxlAvAx'1'1 IWURRAY link XVfx1usxxoR'rH XVARRITN , , Room fAl?I,IgI. CQARLAXID S'l'IzKi.'XR CEARY IN1.'X'I'I'UCKS Nrmw,-xx X,-'xl'IIfR . ,, I.xM Lum bl, XX . Br N-I.-XXIIX ome On, Come On-the Year Book Mutt Go to Prefrfv The BRIER PATCH is a member of United High School Press and the Southern lnterscholastic Press Association. l-ast years hook received a First Place Award in the Private Schools Group at SIPA. It takes a lot of planning and a lot of hard work to produce a volume like the one you are reading. Ideas. suggestions. layouts. dummy work. photographs. drawings. engravings. writeups. advertisements. proof reading. and finally distributing the book-it is part of the game. In spite of all anyone can do. there always comes that final rush when last- minute pictures and copy have to he furnished whether or no. It has heen fun as well as hard work. and the staff hopes you like the result. And our special thanks to Capt. Yeager. our Salutee of the Year. for his autographed photo. to the patient people who handled our photos. engraving. and printing. and to all who assisted in any way. Iidimr Woonwfuzn wiki' if mer with zlve Affziter . . . LMf1fi2R'rY mn! Wousixo .mem pltmcif . . . NAPILZR Itzlfex one of the Scnim' Sm1p.rfmt.i' . . . WARREN ami FALK la-1' Jeep pfmzr . . . Qffiel. Plefzua' GARY Mfxrrocxs af ll 'm'le.' . .. . J 'W 'N fli- ,.,..y be . . IM - , f l .1 K x 'N j Xfjik SITTING, Left to Right-vhzffertg, Gzfger, Klofiermazz, Iaffexwz, Creef. Binglmm. STANDING-Martin. Napier, Curry, Slegar. Srburer, Slarezzpfblzrry, H.. llwilfwz. ll umi11,g. Ffelclacr, Falk. U . Warrezz, Ilozzylmz, Poling, Perdue, Salzzzli, D. Hall. THE GREE -BRIERS MRS. E. S. KLOSTERMAN Dayton, Ohio Sfmfimr GREEN-BRIERS The Official Newspaper of the Corps of Cadets Ffflnlzfegf in 1920. Pulvfixlyed' mnrltblg dlfrifzlq JL'bflfIfjC'L17', Afbierenzerzt Auard. S.I.P,A. Ezfiiof-N2-Chief ...., Aim cifzfe Ezfimr ,,,,., , C'ir'f11fLz!iw1 Mmzfzgwiv ,,,,, 5'port.s' Effilm' ,,A,. fl I Plwtm' Y,,,, ,,,Y,,YY..,.,.,, Rffpm-fem-XYfoRs1 Nu. JA M135 KLOSTIZRMAN LLBOB GUYIER ,..,,RcsG1iR CREEI. und NICHOLAS SALVATI , pppp,p BILL JMQKSUN L ppp...,pp,ppp pp.p pYp,p C L ,RRY and STIZGAR L ppp. FLETc3H1zR. NAPIITR and SCHURER FALR. BINGHANI. SCHURER. Hous- TON. MARTIN. MQRTON. SALVATL SHRIEWSBLRY. H. SQHMIDT. LAFFRRTY. CR12121.. CROFT. H. DSPAIN. H. XVILSON. W. WARREN. Lrzwls. Ijzlfffjffl AtfZ'f.Y6l' ,,,,,L, L ,L LT. COL. J. W. BENhIANIIN -H HH Q9- 'Hurfy Up With T bore Company Notes. . . GREEN-BRIERS is a member of United High School Press, Southern lnterscholastic Press Association, and Quill and Scroll. This year's paper received an honor rating at the annual SIPA Convention. Papers sent to Morgantown last fall earned a Select High School Publication award, were rated 95 on Service to the School. jim Klosterman and his cohorts covered the news of the school and also offered interesting features for the readers. GREEN-BRIERS workers enjoy the grind, believe it or not, and get a tremendous kick out of overheating someone say Boy, that was a good editorial, wasn't it? or Say, weren't the company notes clever this issue? Cn the other hand, or with the other ear, they also hear entirely different remarks! x STEGER, GUYER. and Editor KLOSTERMAN work on the layoff: . . . Spom' Edizor jAt3KsoN's mzile imlicater GMS won . . . SALVATI and CREEL prepare the papers for mailing , . . If! Lt, Cold- zwelf giver rome military nezw Io BINGHAM and SCHMIDT. FRONT ROW Left to R1ght Ward Woolrey Beckner MrKeezfef Borden Wooduam' SECOND ROW Revercomb Chflon Rodriguez Erzckron Kelly E Hager T Tnrlelon Broaddzu Klorlermzm THIRD ROW Tbomar T George Sanders I Tate Warrerz W Stag Sleuart Baker R HO OR COURT The Honor Court IS responslblc for Student Government at Greenbner In addltlon to thc duty of conducnng tr1a1s when ncccss1ry for breach of the Honor System the members are duty bound to do everythrng poss1blc to uphold the morale and conduct of the Corps of Cadets The Cadet Mayor serves IS Prcs1dent of the Honor Court Mcmbf rshlp ln the Honor Court IS .1 d1st1nct1on but If the sfrmt t1mc 1 posrtxon vshlch cllls for tht best 1 mln can offer 7 rf - 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 1 '1 ' 1 '1 1 1 ' ' T 1 -1 1 1 '1 1 1 '1 1 1 1 ' 1 . , ' ' 1 1 , 4 , c 1 c 1 . - . 2 T . ' f ' 2 .11 ' ' 2 . ' 2 A 1 . , s 1 4 . J '-, 11- FRONT ROW Left to Rxght Snyder Zzlberberg Deaver McGouan Kahne Burnham Bell R Napuer Helmlck I Rlrhardxon Iron: G Helmzck D Harm: Harlou BACK Row Abraham F Salamy Yelaca Tale R Kmcaul Wilton C Worsmg Cabell Pralley Turner R Rodnguez McCue F Abraham N OWLS CL GreenbrIers Mlllfafy AcademIc Honor Club IS made up of the four top men In each class provIded they meet other reqmrements for membershIp, Includnng havIng more merlts than demerlts, passnng all subjects, and averagmg at least 87 0 As a matter of fact, most OWLS average IU the 905 An OWL earns hIs membershlp each year Vacancles IH any one class group may be filled by qual1fIed cadets appomted from another class College CABELL GEORGE KUHNE MCCUE F TATE R WILSON Senzorr ABRAHAM RODRIGUEZ SALAMY TURNER YELACA F fumorx ABRAHAM N HARRIS lRONS G KINCAID PRALLEY WORSING Sophomore! BELL R BURNHAM DEAvER HELMICK J 113 Frefhmen HARLOW HELMICK D MCGOWAN NAPIER Grade: RICHARDSON bm DFR ZILRERBERG I I f s 1 3 ' I ' 1 1 f 1 1 L R I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 '1 1 1 I 'I 1 I -I 1 '1 1 ' 1 '1 r 1 1 '1 I 1 -1 I 1 1 1 'I 1 1 'J 1 ' . , . . . . . L E l' , . . . . . . 4 , . f - ' ' , . , . , C. ' , . , . 1 - ' 1 Ia- FRONT Row Left to R1ght Kforiermarz Bmglaam, Hourtozz Sleuarl Martm BACK Row Sfburer Lajjzerlj, Wooduard, Guger, Warrerz W ll orymg Iarkron QUILL SCROLL The Greenbrler chapter of thxs lnternatronal honor so xety IS macle up ol Cadets who hold lcey posntxons on the staffs of our two school pubhcatlons Pleclgecl to uphold the standards of journallstlc work they recelve tramrng, and contrthute thetr best to the welfare of the school They vrear the blue and gold rrbbon bar adopted by the organlza tion at the suggestton of thls group for all mllltary school chapters u1ll and Scroll pms are worn vuth LIVVICS JAMES kxosTFRx1Aw Pzcmlwzz jmxns WOOIJWARID V1 4 Pmzfluzz WILSOXI IAN FRTY Tmmfrcr Brfmlwfcr burn J-XCKSON IxLos1xRv,xN Lx1llR1X Woolm um Sprm Iuzmtr BINGHAA HoLs1ON lNlARflN Suit Rik bIlXXARl Wmurlx W Wokslxc, fucnflt llcmfur LT Col j XY Blxyunw Lr COL XX A RWL H'JIl'lf1V1 Htmbcr DR Limo Xicf COLRINIX ,11t, 1 7 - 1 J . ! v h . 1 1 ' ' ' , ., 7 I . , X V N . . I Y F Q . , .k V , V x . I . . 7 ' ' . I , , -, ., ' , , , ' ,- L I . .1 1 l . Y .,..,,,.,,...,. ,,,,,.... ,... ' ' I' , Uv- lf' , ROBERT GUYER ..........,.cclc..ccc,...ccccc..cccc,ccc....cc,c. Secremry , T . 1 ' A - ' ' 'r ' ' ' ' I , : :E 'V V 'A V ' ',, A. ,. - 1 - ' ' ' : -A -:v -A'- A . . .. , ..., , . , . . .. . -aj ,' lie. vs:-M BOOT AN SP DONALD MCKEEVER Prefzdenr MARTIN WARD Vzce Prefzdem jim WOOLSFY Secretary JAMFS BORDFN Treasurer lhis is the Commissioned Olhcers social organization lt has char3.,e of all dances and takes care of arrangements for tht lmal Ball Last rear in the Rose Ball Room of the famous Greenbrier Hotel cadets and their ladies fair dan cd to thc music of Meyer Davis Boot and Spur also held a sahrc drill then the officers formed an archwxay of sabres and the Queen and her Maids of Honor with escorts proceeded to the seats of honor xxhere Brif, Gen Charles R Fox the Adiutant General of West Virginia placed a cxrclet of flowers on the head of Miss Ida jane Meadows sponsored by Cadet Lt. Ralph Morris. All of us look forward to the evening of Friday June 2 when the Graduation Ball will ag,ain be held in the Greenbrier Hotel. -33115 5:- IIRST ROW Left to Rrght Fulk Arbmfflt Cabell Haul Capt Gamer bl COND Row Prffm, Honrfwz Georgmzza 1W4zgmzer Robtrir D H 11114 ll THIRD ROW Sulzazz rM,rf Sbrezasbnry Cnlbertwn GREE BRIER MILITAIRES Here 'tt the end of the school yexr yxe thmk blclx oyer the 11st mne months md one of the thrngs yyhlch comes to m1nd tt once IS the Best Be Bop Bxnd rn the school The orchestm htel 1 lot of fun tmpezrng tround the LOL1I1II'yS1dL pldyrnq for this drnee and thxt one In between trmes we supphed musrc Cof the best krnd of course? for G M S We C1n strll yy tke up 1n the mlddle of the nwht he IFIHQ the hluntrntg struns of Blue Moon or Tet Lewes The Clpable lemder Mlestro Arturo Blame Glyfnor led us through 1 lot of nervous moments 1nd put up yy 1th 1 lot of nonsense 1nd horseplry but drd he complunf Naturtlly, Who yyouldn t Serrouslf hoxx ever yxe 1 recute hrm and rll he has done to Ixee thxs bind morn 1 for the lst 5 8 P fevy ye lrs 'Ihose of us who yull be returnrng next yerr lre lookrnq forvsard to some more of the stme Wk haye to, the drums 1ren t pud for yet ,116, T f ' V ,V - 1 1 ' ' , 4 'J v v r ' - ' : fi fr V' V 1 . ' f . . . . V , . t 1 V .V , . r , 1, X , V s . , . V ., V V V V V , , ' V A s , 4 4 . 4 4 4 , , . r V 1 , V V 7 4 f 4 . 4 4 4 4 , yy . V V , , 2 V, , Q , , ' , L . . ' , I , r V ' V, V ' ' 1 , ., . . . 4 4 . . . . ,. VV .V ., '4 ' 2 2 ' 'L A1 . O 4 4 , 2 , . .1 r 2 . V . I . 2 , , V s C . . . . , V V , 4 . , , . , , V V- V V 4 4 4 4 . 4 , 4 , , , 1 4 4 4 L ' 1 , V V ,, ' . V V . ' 4 V V .2 2 1 -' V . . . 4 . L4 . L 4 , . . A , , V , - V , V V . V 4 , 4 4 . kr w., FRONT Row Left to Right Mcflmn' Carrell Rezercomb Ward Wfoolfeg McKeezer Borden Muller SbCOND Row Gibran Sleuart Helmzck I Carton C Gardner lxelly E Klotterman Bmaddux Burnham HI Y CLUB Always tn the forefront at Red Cross Drrve nme and cver ready to help any worthy cause the H1 Y IS a club whose members deserve much credlt Membershlp IS by elecuon Ed McLellan was elected Natlonal Secretary at the Natural Brndge Preparatory School Con ference Last year Frank Leedy of our club was Natlonal Presldent Our H1 Y group has always taken a promlnent part ln the programs of the Natural Brldge Conference -+I 117l 1 u l i . ' 1 I r 1 I- ' ' 1 I - 4 3 . 1 I 1 1 -1 1 -f y I '- 1- 1 t . THIRD ROW-MrLellar1, A1l'iIV, Erickmn, Culbertrou, While. Vu., Georgiamz. - . , 6 , . , 1 I . . I' K 4 4 4 3' rw VARSITY G CL Bora NIASLICH B013 SIM, Romwi GIORGL Bora TAT13 Im Wool bl x QHARLI s IPI 1 mrs Dick SHI AR1 R JOI YIXIXIFRXIAN IWARTIIN XVARU Gu QUROI! CHARI 1 5 C1111 NI sux Tumi IOHN D1 XIPSIX Vrl xu R XVHITI Plixltfdlif L Pftlfdlll LLILHIIX frcmlffw 4 amid! um 1 lox A BIIXIIR Dick Pcnllxc RX'Nfxc1Xl'N ONT Row L tt to R1x,ht C4111 Cc n Y 1111 z H mumzfz 5 IH rc 41 Hmzslmz Alam: ICOINID Row Demjmm jffrzfw Simmer Crum H ut! Iwu I1 Cu C E Imam Cm! flu Vfffwu 4171 R14 fnmf Stale 11 71 ui ' IIYQ' CC 79 H Q Y .,.. V K, , ,lj-C, , . 5 2 f Y , Y,, ,, , ,, ,A , , , , -A V 1 Q 2 ' ,.., , ,,,,,,, ,.A,,,,,,,,A, . Sfrjgw - ffl' . ' M f P lj J' ' . Bu, . 5 i' 2 5 ' 3 SEQ? 1. A 2 1. Q JUJL' 3' ' ' 5 4 2 I7 ' FR N eh lf - fx' . fff Jag. Tw .', l'fff!ffq'. 21 1 ' L . 7111 f. . CAMERA CLUB JIM KLOSTERMAN .........................,...............,.......... Prerident RAYMOND BAKER ............................................ Vice-Prertllent HUBERT ROBERTS. ...................,....,,............,.........,.. T rearurer CREEL NAPIER GUILLOT HELMICK, D LAFFERIY SHAFFI-R HELMICK J HEINZMAN SCHURER The Camera Club was organued four years ago by three photographncally mmded cadets and has been an up and commg orgamzatnon ever smce Throughout nts lrfetrme the club has grown rn numbers and has completed many worth whrle projects The club now has a fine dark room open to all members at any trme The dark room rs complete wrth a splen dxd enlarger a contact prmter a prmt dryer and many more thmgs whlch add to the pleasure of the Photo Phlends A pncmc rs the socral hrghlxght of the year The members vush to express therr thanks to Capt Hunt for hrs untrrmg servrce to us He has given hrs trme each Sunday afternoon to attend our meetmgs and has grven us good advrce and help vuthout photograhrc problems Some of our members supplred many of the pxctures rn thus Brrer Patch FIRST Row Left to Right Capt Hunt, Adwror, Helmuk I Baker R Kaufman Creel, Napier SECOND Row Schafer McGe0rge IKl0J'f6f7IZd7l, Robertr H Layfefty Guzllot Helfmck D Ns... 545 'K '14, -ff 119 lb IIRST ROW Left to Rrght Jeffries Ellzf Bell R Deaver Mole Tuckuzller QFCOND ROW Tozten Hznkfe Leif! Romer Br gh! Iimmzd Longanarre THIRD Row Sumlf Bell I' Arzbur Reyzoldr Turner A Hogfetl Ford K Burr Zzmmerman FOURTH Row Arggrabu Zzrkafooxe Ironr L Irom G Ford A LEWISBURG LEISURE LOVERS Hcrc trc thc noble men from Lcvusburg md VlClfllfy who are llvs 1ys told they ire the prl ltrs of the loctl drug storcs The famous LLL Club IS one of the oldest rn school :ts begmnmgs datmg back to days of antlqulty Some men who have once belonged to thls organrzatlon have made top places for themselves 1n the world We wrsh the same success to our 1930 Lersure Lovers who really work hard when all IS sard 1nd done even 1f vue do accuse them of rxdmg around rn cars whrle we are ln Nrght Studv Hall' 17, 1 1 1 - 1 -1 1 1 - U . , ' , ' . , , A , ' , . fi 1' 4 l ' rv , ., , , , -, , , ., , . 1 1 y v '1 J 'J 1 - . . . . ,, . ' ' 4 ' ' ' 4 1 2 'm 4 ' t I , ay L 1 ' . 9 s y ,1 1 1 r L 1 1 v .1 1. -D., -0 nef- J? SITTING Left to Rrght Stepbenron Rezrer Mazlockr Bradley Worrzng Larimer Woodard Robznron STANDING-P Darn Steele Pugh Thompson Dzrkerron Reuben loner Srberer Middlefon Afburkle I Wflmn ITERS CLUB fatthfuls were there Asrde from the many mrshaps of our better warters such as Thompson Drckerson and Mud dleton thrngs have run along pretty smoothly We are thrnkmg of getting Congress to pass an act to get the boys out of bed so the brethren won t starve But then you must consrder that our corps rs so polrte and understandmg that when a table s walter doesn t show up they polrtely wart rn srlence txll he makes hrs debut Bradley and Mattocks say they are comrng back next year because they luke to collect mrlk Steele and Stevenson keep gorng to Ansted on Sunday Rerser wrll lull us all rf we dont get out of his way Sammy Speed Larrmer lrkes Co A says he gets Excellents out of them Pugh says he may sleep through mess tomorrow mornmg Schearer doesnt lrke to wart when theres an athleuc trrp hes a squad leader then Wrlson Woodard and Davrs yomed the mrghty crew after Chrrstmas and have been gorng strong ever smce Yes rt has been a wonderful year rn the drnrng hall and now Ill turn over the busrness to Worsrng for next year an wrsh hrm lots of luck Oh yes the Walters Club rs the most actwe rn school many hugh socrety meetmgs three txmes each day what more can you ask? ff 171 x l , , I' ' ' S I l L r L, 1.L ii fy :if r 1 I' ' fl t 1 I? y l. A 1 A i 7 . Y I I I P l V y l . P I I ' I 1 Y I 1 I 1 1 n ' - Greenbrier's famous dining hall was blessed with almost all new waiters this year. Worsing and Larimer, Old x ' 1 x l v I ' d ' ' . -. Q I- ly- BoYs from soUTH of fa BORDER Here are the happy gentlemen whose Latm smrles and musrcal speech charm the ladnes and all of us They can speak wrrte and understand Englrsh well except when rt rsnt con venrent They number among then' crowd some of our outstandmg athletes varsrty players 1n all sports mtercompany champ1ons pmg pong and hand ball t1tle holders and a host of musrcal and lrterary talent Buenos Dxas Senors much1as graclas and stay wrth us SFCOND ROW Higuera Mena Alonso Dorm Zdberberg Marnnez A Cuexta J THIRD ROW Szlva Ravelo Bermudez Rodnguez Marlmez N Mermzda Bnono Falk Amaro vf 122 . . . . , q a v , , , ' ' 1 , . , . - . , . 4 ' a s s l - FRONT Row, Left to Right-Manduley, Rubio, Guillol, Lopo, Martinez, M., Amaya, Gutierrez, Cuesta, S. f 1 T A 1 H v f 1 l f I 1 -v v - 'T . I 7 7 4 .V 7 I I I 7 ' - j ij..- BOOK SIX THIS BUILDING WAS ERECTED IN THE YEAR 1796 AI' THL LXPENSF OF A FEW OF THE FIRST INHABITANTS OI' THIS LAND TO COMMEMORATE THEIR AFFECTION AND FSTEEM FOR THE HOLY GOSPEL OF .IFSUS CHRIST RFADER IF YOU ARE INCLINED TO AP PLAUD THEIR VIRTUE GIVE GOD THE GLORY Infrrlplzon above door of Old Slove Pref bylenan Churrb, olden unrexlored fhurrb nz mntznuour me next of the Allegbemef HOME COM NG Cowl oo! and frzeudlj fouzerratzon at Ike banquet x 'ff Mrss Ktte Moore assrsted by other 11d1es of the school sttff greeted vrsrtors rn the Alumnr Room prlor to the Pep Rally brortdcftst over RddlO WRON Friday evenrng, Srtturdays events rncluded 1 dress parade 1 buffet luncheon xx here M155 Wlllle Moore vs rs the gmcrous hostess the football game mth Staunton M1l1tary Actdemy and tht bmouet at the Green brrer Hotel follow ed by dancnntg, The cadet dance wts held rn the gymnasrum and Bob Ctwley 49 on behalf of former cheer leaders presented a beautrful Sportsmanshlp Trophy to Cadet Buddy Ctrroll Cheer Leader Ctptfun for 1949 50 Col ,I NI Moore Jurrounded bg a group of old bog: al the Dren Parade f 1 5 L XJ- g if 8 1 1 1 t ,T 1: 1 I 2 2 , , 2 A i 2 , 7 . , s L L ' ' '. , . I . . . L s ,L ' lr . , . Y. ' ' 2 , l 2 A ' - r 7 , . . . , C a 1 s - - - tt H 1 4 9 2 4 ' . . .1 . I H -+3 2 Ew- ere QHJ Chem af Me cuzquef Maj. Keene turned in a smooth job as Toastmaster at the Alumni Banquet, Sitting between Col. J. M. Moore and Oscar Nelson. Sr.. Bob seems to be getting ready to go into aerion. ln rlie lower plioto. part of the large crowd of tliners go after that good Greenbrier Hotel food. The lam! Iizlifc al lzimqnel Pm! of fidllzjllel full! .gp :s1 awU,p1L.1.lljvf' 545'- ,Hv5f'5i f an ,, I I . ,- , Eff - ' 5' s fo Miss IDA JANE MEADOWS, or Brzcxuav, w. VA, Jelecteaf df Queen of the Brier for '49 by jon Wbitconzb, nalionally famous New York arlirl. and Brig.-Gen, Cbfzrler R, Fox. the Adjutant General of Wert Virginia, in Coronation ceremony at the Final Bail in the Roye Ball Room, The Greenbrier Hotel. White Salpbnr Springr, W. Va. Cadet Capt. 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S C1IZORGli AMIZR-IAN l5XIEKQl I'lVIi ART IJIRlfC'I'OR EJ'qll11'L'1 11111 fffycf MQW 'wk 1 Ar' AQ-ke g ,Q M 55 T, ff I '11 f WM ,,,. .. f J ' 'Civ 1 'T' 3: M g 5 'B I L Miss MARcQ12Li.1i Cl'11,L12Rx' Miss Fmxcris Lwcs Maxim City. Maxim Prosperity. WIS: Virginia Miss MAIQTHA Sfxxmiizs Miss Ri rH THmms Bcgklcy. XXVCSY Virginia Charleston. XY'cst Virginia MAIDS OF HO OR Greenbrier corzgmtzzlulef Sum and heartily e pecla Salule E have followed his cl7IZelZl7'lg career with irzlerest cmd pride. Wfe bare, on oc- vaflorz, Jeerz him in the mmdy ez! our ouvz elb- letlc ezferm. Some of IU lure been privileged to re- ceizfe imtrfrctiolz from bzrlz. We know him L15 L1 true Jportnmoz and cl good fellow lu the lien' .feme of the wordf. We ufl.rlJ him voaztlmred mcceff. lzdoryef the action of the P. GA. in mzuzirzg- AMD LJACKSON SNJEAD The Golfer of lbe Year -inf 132 F.- w , v. 1- , , P . 'Hn 11 ugh,-s.. 1' W WM . ' ' L- N - 1 5, 1 mm- , , ' ' l 9' i is! E1- T. 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UOUSLX IN THI lN1IDDII' jumem Honor Roll Rofzmron ll azlruorlb Motor C111 Robmxou Iarl Fluffy Top lv HIDINQ IN IHI BACK Alex Amar and Andy Turner ,I ll Lori My Pipe Benjamin Robert Oleffcdl ale RAGG MOP-P CLUB Ihe R IQ Q Mop p QOCICIY xx IS founded on the Sixth d ly of Febru try nlneteen hundred ind hfty Smee Cfreenbrler h IS no fr1tern'ty we bmded together to heht off all the evxls of the xxorld At the hrst meetmg we eleeted other rs md I eommrttee President Wxrren, Vlce Presldent, imders 9eeret1ryT.e1surer Robmson Ch.urmen of Un Amerlem ACUVIEILS Lommlttee, Turner Ind Bell The remunmq members melud Tlte Kyter 1nd Stug Our purpose hasnt lS yet been deelded but we hope to lmd one se on At the nme bemq vxe .Ire htvmg .1 h 1rd enough nme p lyme, dues every month to worry tbout sueh tr1v11ls We do plm to h Ive I bmquet though md good food IS Ilxn us 1 good re Ison fg 1 buneh of sguvs to get togc ther ln tddltxon Lt Col XV BLYUIFIIIH wts ellled on to pose wth the Club for Its PICILIFC md br nvely toole h1s hfe m hrs htnds to do so We Ire gomg to elect hlm Ambtsstdor to the I'.1eulty I S Well jezlous re1ders we h Id th II btnquet pud the blll upped the vnutresses 7' md left before xxe were chlsed out of the Otle Termfe Hotel . 4. , T: . COFFIN COR ER CROWD Thls be.1ut1ful mel truly hrstorlc photo lllustrxtes xxhrt goes on lfter elrrle mel eoulel be tltleel Send Your Boy to Greenbrler 'nel I-Ie Will Groxx Into 1 Mm of the Wcarlel or sometlung The characters shoxxn here dress lxlee th1s 1ll the trme exeept xx hen on the drxll held rnel zre usually followed lrounel town by In rssortment of college egrrls beegegnmg for zutogrtphs Each man ln the club IS preslelent they trust no one to serve 's tre1surer I lecnon IS by some secret process known only to the members but prob lhly melueles 1 yell such IS Hey felloxxs hurry and get into the preture' OUR MOTTO Come our ll tw mpl alll!! ue ll fmze 41 eel! 3011 1111113 lfze ond and ue ll 111111313 the mob IRONF ROV Lett roR1eht Lafjerlx llfrnmz, Cam! Tlmmar I 5419111141 H blcONlb Roxx l IIYOI I lxeleurwlb Halma? I ClbJOI1 LdV'IIll6'V' BACK Row Carlin! f Shearer AZZIJ -'wwf -Mtv, W -br-iaiwn Q-rw '-1 '--R. -1, IU, .Q as MEMORIES OF COMMENCEMENT-1949 junior Deehzinzerx and Cade! 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Soccer-Co. B . H1ndb'1ll Doubles-Amtro 'ind Cuestw . . TUE-O-W'lf fHe'1vywei5,htl-B-2 . Tut,-o-Wqr fLi5.,htweightJ-Co. C . Wrestling-Co. D 7 B tslxetb ill 6L15,hcvse1ghtsD-Co A Pool Doubles Poling and Shrewsbury Ping Pong Doubles Jett and Gutierrez Checkers Abr 1h tm N Trick-Co A Pool Singles Leist B'1sketb'1ll Shooting,-Yel'1c'1 Hmdbftll Singles-Cuestfi J. Pina,-Pong., Singles-English r. School Wrestling-Co. E r. School Boxing,-Co. E English, Ping.,-Pong, Champ. won the Co. E title last year. The other ll winners will be announced as soon as possible. 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'L .ity - y .l W , .I . in 2.1 H Cpl. , 50. -gl 1 lg.- REENBRIER ILITARY CHOOL The Home of the Fzglatmg Cadetr l Greenbrrer one of the nauons clxstmguxshed mlhtary schools has a mh herxtage of rradmon and servrce stemmmg from 1812 Tvso grades m junxor School extensnve Prep School Department tyyo years yumor college yyork Able expenenced men who belleve tn allocatmg responsrbnlrty to teach leadershtp I'or catalog and complete mformatron yyrrte to May R W Keene Drrector of Admrsstons or ask any G M S Cadet Our Alzzmlzz Arc Our Bert Adz erlzremelzt 1v9th Sesslon Begms September lv 1930 SEVEN WEEKS SUMMER CAMP on nearby Greenbner Rlver Screened electrxcally llj.,l'1ICxl cabms tramed counselors Why not conslder a seven yyeeks vacatlon vuth other boys your age lor baseball svummmg tanoelng, horseback rrdmg leathercraft all actlvltles For mformatlon xxrnte to Manager Camp Shaw M1 Del Eca care Greenbrner Mnlntary School Levusburg W Va 'Une Stbrml 0 Atbzczcmezzi 1,151 ,, . . 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V ' y y - , . a - - - y 1 - . , V j . . ., - . .s , . . . . - 1 . , - , V , - - ., ' ,' - . - ' -Y - y , . , , V - , . , ' ' ' , 1 K . , . , K, . . .. 4 1 V - U - jf 1 11, , --1 w., ,' 71 I But everybody s at the Grfeenbwer clam' yxhy sure Dtd nts Amer1c1s smtrtest holldly address What D Ld No Its pr ICIIC llly tround the corner You don t need the Ctr Clothes Ihrts e rsy Sl reles md 1 sports eort for the dry And prob tbly drrmer clothes for evemn You mrght brmg, fltllflf, heir too lf you feel lrlee xdelm rrdms, to tenms mel golf Sure you ll need them There s everythm to do tt The Green brrer .md youll wmt proper equrpment No one lust sits they re gome, ill the time Shucles Pop 1ts rn the 'ur Sly youll come Did It would mtlee 1 svsell holrday Ill clll the hotel flfollt now md mxlee reservttlons W1th thrs much notrce theyll hive 1 ood room for you dont worry about I HI ztsswelll lll e y el 1 l may And Boy xx 1 vselcome you ll hlve CP S Il ef! bark up 51011111153 1 ll lard Slrpfur Ih Cfeenbrzerl THE GREENBRIER AT WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS WEST VIRGINIA FDWARD T LAW LI SS V1 e Pr uh II un! 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H ,H ,. . -ui' 1 5+-- OLEM N S HARMACY The REXALL Store PHONE No v LFWISBURG WEST VIRGINIA Prefcrlptmnr a Spec1afM WF DILIVIER Best wrshes to ,Ill caler graduates' We have ap preuated your patronage come back to see us when ever you can And to the other cadets next year remember Coleman r Gale! H earl qfmrler r f Meet Her at file 1' 0717201111 FOUNTAIN SERVICT o MAGAZINES o CANDIF9 CADETS' WHEN IN TOWN TOR FUN Remember There If Alufzyr L1 Good S6011 at the LEWIS THEATRE 5 nur Pain :mee IJ Apprermlef ,X ELGIN HAMILTON BULOVA WATCHES CORHAM INTERNATIONAL WALLACE STERLING NATIONALLY ADVERTISFD JEWELRY ll ahh and Ielzelrm RQPKIIVHI BEE JEWELRY COMPANY 105 EAET WASHINGTON STRFFT PHONF SS LFWIbBURC W VA 153 , 1 . - I - .T - 1 . ' v . . ' K , . . Y V , , v . I 4 1 v ., 1 1 1 -N ' 1 1 L 2. mug ,Jug A , v 3 - - ,L f I 6 I v . v ., , 1 ..0 . 6 f 4 - , 1 A I , . . I . I, . VXI' , 91.- Mmufacrurers Agents Ind obbers THE BRIER C ANDY SHOPPII HARDWARE Ldd1c s Homc Srylc Cmdms BARMR JI NNINCS HARDWARI QORP I N NCHBURK VIRCINIA Nunnxllys ClDdlC,S Doublc Kly Nuts XIII! Urlarr Tdf6L7I and Ima! Onlur IDLIIILVLJ TPI 1 PHONI 465 REENBRIER CLOTHING COMPANY Im 1311111111111 ll' e1zr111 Appard or M111 I l WISISURG XY I S'l VIRFINIA TELEPHONE K WL stmd 100 beh111iG M S actnvmes And should be ug were once hghung, Cadets S Gmzfflfclf C1110 DU QURI II AND MICHAI I s STI RN C1 UTHI s Domss HATs Mc GRI c 011 SPORI swl A11 NIJNN B11sH SHOI s Cm1zpl1111uzI1 11 Your C1p Mmuflcturcr WENIWORIH FORMAN C 0 Ilf BOSTON MASS C 1111 161,155 Irzzztatmm Mc1f11I1 Tmplvzcn Flzpf WALTER B ANDERSON L G Balfmfr C11 Prodmtr RICHMOND 71 VIRGINIA 1 1 - I 1 J , 4 of 0 1 1 , . 2 ', 1 ' 1 '- A 1 0 , 1 1 1 1. ' - ' 1 I 'J JK 'T - I rf 3 . 0 .' , 5, I , . 1 2u Q ,f I I . , . ,. 4 ' 41 . . 1 l 1 1 1' T Aw fl 'L T 'i ' ' A A 7 . 0 wclcume to thc Alumni Association, you graduates. v f 4 ' . 1 L .ff f v l fl . Y , . . 1, ' f ' f ' , lf' 1 . 1 2 1 ' 5.1 4 k-J f 4 r 4 - 4 O I , 4 11 - I -if 54 ff'- PIONEER DRUG STORE TELFPHOIN F II Meat Her 11! flu lllllllfallli Wfe Llffy 1 eomplere Ime of Dru s md Cosmenei I-I0II1m,sxx0rtI1 md Norms LIDLIILS zum fnxlv 1 11 mf Iwwmlf Irmf rtztz 1 C fum I it Maqazmes Sodas .md bu11dr1e5 b111oI1es 111 Iaet everytlnmg 1 elder 11113111 requxre Gow! lm! In ffm Crcczzfmu Mzlzf 111 Mfmffl G1 1111111121 P IIIISC N11 'W COI 1 1e,1 INIILIIARX AND BAND UNIIORMb lre 111 lde to IFILIIXILILI 1I me ISLIFL by expert rulors omplzmenty We I1 ue supplxed Llf1IfOI'Il'15 ro Green br1er M1I1r1r3 Sehool md the Ie1d1n1 ITIIIIIIFI behools 1nd eoIIeL,es IIIFOLIIIIOLII the Lounrry f17ae CLIFTON FORGE STLANI LAUNDRY IL P1 IIIBOY1 BROS M1c Lo CLII PON IORCI XA CINCINNATI OHIO -X. f- Ji. 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The Store 0 Bmmi Nfzmer VARSI FY TOWN CLOTHES MILHAELS STERN SUITS FLORSHEIM SHOES KNOX HATS BRENTWOOD SPORTSWFAR HATHAWAY SHIRTS MANHATTAN SHIRTS LEWISBURG FURNITURE C,O HOME FURNISHIARS rl JO Ezefybodj Remb THE GREENBRIERINDEPhNDEN1 The Old Hom Pa er Large Gzff Department P LEWISBURG MOTOR COMPANY f- Q '-YI Q Azztborzzed Sealey md Serzue LEWISBURG WEST VIRGINIA 1 151 V A' 0 0 ' - S . . , - , 0 . A 0 . . - 0 V, . . 0 ' ,I I L ' O 0 . V H g I ' 'f'-' fri -J 0 ' II I ' f-:I .A 1 -Af K Eli.- 1 IENKINS SONS Co B tltrmore Mftryl and We tre h tppy to serve the F15.,ht1n.g, Cadets ts OHICIAI Semor R1n5 exxelers We xppreerate the cooperatton vse have always had from you md we pledge to grve the same courteous servlce ln the future you htve hld ln the plst Me mxxhnle to rll the Graduates our Smcere Congratulatlons md to the Undercltssmen the best of luck' bezzmn Rczzzemfuf the unrdt on your rmg HONOR DUTY TRUTH We hlee to thrnk of our servlee to the Twhtrng Cadets down throuce, the years as both tl pleasure and a pm zlegef LADETS ten SHUNU 6 THL QOURI RESTAURANT Sena I om' Speeml Panzer Wzth Ste 11xS Senfoods Chlcken Dinners and Smdwnch Snacks C om plzmentf 0 A Frzeml 0 All lltgbtzug, Cade J 1l60f . . 1 . 1 I l , 1 1 v I l I I ,, 4. . . ,, - . . . 2 K 7 ' Y Y K Y J, ,. , . , 2 , ' , - 2 rs . ys ' l ' 2 ' 2 ' 2 . sz , .1 2 , , , a , L , , , , V L 1 , . v RJ . 'A' J J J' I V v . . . ,, . . . ,, , r A V A -. 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