Marion Military Institute - Orange and Black Yearbook (Marion, AL)

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onor ounci! I9 - I9 9 LEFT TO RIGHT: Miller, J. E4 Captain Murfee CFacu1ty Advisorj, Pringle, R4 Rawson, W4 Lavinghouse, R4 Wright, S4 Sargeant, J4 Haralson, W. W4 Couplancl, D4 Cunningham, J. N4 Anthony, H4 Bockman, F4 Hoss, J. M4 Bald, N4 Skinner, T. J. The 1958-1959 Honor Council of Marion Military lnstitute is unique in the history of this schoolf unique in thot 1958-1959 is the year that marks The beginning of The Honor System here. We know that Those cadets who are the Honor Council have accepted full responsibility for the proper operation of The Honor System in a manner that Well befits The spirit underlying The words of The Honor Code: I will not lie, I will not cheat, I will not steal. Naturally, The cadets Themselves must be responsible for the success of The Honor System aT Marion Military Institute by Taking The proper attitude Toward it and by supporting it truly. Beyond all question, it is no simple, easy task that the Honor Council has to perform, nor is it by any means pleasant to have to render a decision in cases of violation of the Honor Code. But vve must say that The 1958-1959 Honor Council has made tremendous progress for the school and we com- mend these men for having used their time, their efforts, and their integrity to uphold the school through Truth, Honor, and Service. aww .HaraIson, President Wright, S., Vice-President Cunningham, J. N., Secretary

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,742 I9 -19 9 .Slime QM- FRONT, L.-R.: Howard, Bowers, Bentley, Oden, Little, Nettles, Weikert, Wadle, Klingler . . . SECOND ROW: L.-R.: Lemmann, Quick, Johnson, Clements, Terrill, Lewis, Youngblood, Davila, Jones, F. N., Wessel, Roberts, Hornbuckle, Fryer, Lee, Wilson, Fowler, Steed, Word, Captain Trawick lSponsorj . . . BACK ROW, L.-R.: Castillo, Welles, Pumpelly, Ingle, Tobias, Stanton, Mathews, Brady, Guest, Ard. This year's Science Club was fost successful. There were tvvo conventions attended lAuburn, Bir- minghami, and one field trip to T. C. I. Stanton and Weikert both did the Club proud with their honorable mentions and cups. Congratulations to Captain Travvick on having such ci large and success- gaclef fg 1,4660 mfafiona rouya I9 -19 9 l 1 ' ' A It , wi Q ni.: Q V.. Z Y Z, VL K , .. I 4? A X 4. W' in i f Y ,Vt ig ' . Vt' W t is A 3:9 1 . A T ' 'WWA I 4 'T 1 L . I li I 1 ' i z . 333' E Qf ,lg 12 Q 9 ' A I M Ib Q ka K if . A 9 K' J ' V A4 My , l 4, 8 A ,Q v A K Q V! N W A WM SF l ' T :A A .C T32 H- ,, as , , TTA ' -' X at ' with 'Et A MWF , ..-- is 1- -N.. FRONT: Kincaid, Williams, R., Williams, J. T., Sergeant, J. C. Grimes, W .... BACK: Mathews, Wright, S, Mingledorff, Wright, J. Lavinghouse, Boswell, Clowdus, Engstrom, P., Weikert, Allen, J. B., Turner. We are sorry that some eight cadets missed out on the picture, but flu kept them from making it. At the last Chapel of the year T958-59, Cadet Public Relations Group received warm commendation from Admiral Glover for their contribution to MMI. They left a fine impression of the, school on many, many visitors to the Campus during this past year. Congratulations to CPRG . . .