Kentucky Military Institute - Saber Yearbook (Lyndon, KY)

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POST GRADUATE CLASS on 1 it BENJAMIN FRANKLIN ARNOLD Louisville. Ky. SPECIAL STUDENT Ben has been here only a little while but in that time he has gained the friendship of many of the boys, always having a good word for everyone. He has not failed to get into the activi- ties of the school. Ben has been a very conscientious worker here, and doesn't fail to keep up with his studies. His industriousness and cheerfulness should gain him the respect of many in later life. Company A-Private. GENE BRUCE KING Louisville. Ky. Jack has been at K. M. I. for two years and has made friends at every turn, He has been very active in ath- letics and has always shown a fighting spirit to win - gaining outstanding credit in several major sports. Jack has shown rapid advancement not only in sports, but in his military work Wherever he goes he will always find friends because he is such an easy- going and likeable fellow. Company A-Staff Sergeant: Varsity Football, Basketball, Track, and Base- ball, and K-Club. C. ROBERT PEERY Tazwell. Va. SPECIAL STUDENT Peery came to K. M. I. from Taz- well, Virginia. and seemed like before we knew it he was gone to attend Hampden-Sydney College. Although he was only here for a short time he left an empty spot when he left. By native quiet and inconspicuous bit he is the kinda guy you like to know. We are betting that no matter what he does he will come out on top. WILLIAM C. SHANNON Louisville. Ky. We can attribute most of the new quips of K. M. I. to the inexhaustible wit of Bill. He has been here five years and is now a lieutenant. Bill is one of our few post grads this year and is gettin a head start for his college sure if he does as B preparation, I'm well in college as he has here, he will continue to stand in the top ranks of his class. Bill is more of the athletic type of boy. what time he isn't on the telephone, but volleyball is his favorite. Admiral Bill and his rubber boat caused quite a sensation around here. both on the lake in Kentucky and in the Gulf in Florida, Among Bill's other activities, he held his place as one of the leading ladles men of the cadet corps. All in all Bill has con- tributed much to the success of the cadet corps and he will always be tops in anything he takes up. Company B-Lieutenant: Expert Rifle Medal: Company Baseball, Basketball. Tennis: Volleyball, and Varsity Swim- ming f 7! 'N J -- -nu uuuu lun nu-u lm ,, ffffvrul 4 N 39

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3 5 Q qi ,f-P isa-t fv-I RICHARD ALLEN VINTON. JR. Greenwood, Miss. Dick came here from the Deep South. always ready to argue for his senator. Dick has one of the best rec- ords in this graduating class-a leader in all fields. He gathered many friends and all the boys admired his achieve- ments. He was one of the most effi- cient and diligent cadet officers in the battalion. He took an active interest in all the school organizations and showed his natural leadership in all his undertakings, Dick should reach the top of the ladder of success. Company B- Captain: Distinguished Military Bar: Honor Roll: Rifle Sharp- shooter's Medal: Mortar Medal: K- Club: Tennis: Baseball: Golf: Football: Hi-Y: Choir: Saber: Dance Committee: Student Council: Freshman President: Junior Vice President: Senior Secretary and Treasurer: Kendrick Medal, and Biscoe Hindman Medal. LCROY JACOB VVAGNER Springfield. 0. LeRoy came here four years ago- and in those four years has shown a great interest in the battalionfspend- ing most of his time improving mili- tary implements, Everyone that has worked with LeRoy knows his diligent and pleasant nature. He is always willing to do anything that he believes is right. LeRoy has shown an active interest in athletics and has been a member of almost every sport. Such an active and industrious person should achieve all his ideals. Staff-lst Lieutenant: Distinguished Military Bar: Honor Roll: Merit Bar: Rifle Marksmanship Medal: Broad Jump and High Jump Ribbons: K-Club: Varsity Football Manager: Intramural Basketball, Track, Softball. Baseball. Swimming, and Football. WARREN HERBERT WALZ Indianapolis, Ind. When Warren came here he had a hard time with the books, and con- tinued to have trouble throughout his stay here, but he did acquire many friends because of his genlality. He did well in military work and took an ac- tive interest in sports-all with a willingness to succeed. His friendliness and keenness will make him well-liked by his associates, Company C - Staff Sergeant: Merit Bar: Rifle Sharpshootefs Medal: Ken- tucadet, and Football Trainer. HOWARD WILDER JOE ORVAL WILLIAMS When Howard first came here, three Athens, 0- years ago. he had his troubles in mili- Spider, the little guy with the big tary and academic work. but his sec- personality. You really know he's ond year-what a change! He deter- around when that piano starts shed- mined to get as far as he could and ding some of its trimmings and gives he succeeded. Since then Howard has out with some solid music. His talents had little trouble with the studies and the girls, and really showed what some hard work can achieve. He has made himself known as an all-round good fellow and can count on getting to the top in his undertakings. Company A-Staff Sergeant: Merit Bar: Honor Roll: Distinguished Mill- tary Bar: Neatest Cadet Bar: Expert Rifle Medal: Camera Club: Saber: In- tramural Tennis. Football, Baseball. and Softball. QIXFKKE5 42' 'X' ,V A E E 2 2 J 1645 , ' don't stop with the ivories. he also goes in for the drums in a big way. Since this is his first year he hasn't gotten around to donning the cheverons as yet, but, as his nick-name implies. he gets around plenty. Spider has many friends other than those which he has made in the band. When he sets his mind to something he usually gets what he wants. For just that rea- son, we all expect him to fulfill our highest expectations of him. Band - Private, and Intramural Sports. 1 r l 1 1 l R 'r li x'i .4 'i

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