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

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I9 9 Siu! 1 1 i t , . - ..f t. it.. , 1 . , .f it .fs . H S ' N. x.', 6 an 34 3,1 A . x I, .H V 0 t,, V .NN JW .Q ..:. I j .A,,,, ff fi' W. T. Adams, Assistant Editor, and Stanley J. Rodimon, Sports Editor. l i s 1 A. M. Seay and Bill Chapman . . . two valuable aides in the Sports phase of this book. The 1959 Orange and Black covers the events of this year from the start of school back in September of 1958, and goes right down to the wire of Commencement on 17 May, 1959 .... In a real sense, this book is as complete a picture of the year as we have been able to make it. Without the help and direction ot our supervisor ,Colonel J. N. Cunningham, we would have had a rough time producing this book. So, we say, Thanks, Colonel. -R. G. Williams, Editor. Bentley, Hunter, Aycock . . . Max was a real workhorse on this year's book, and Bentley gave valuable aid, too. Hunter did a very fine iob with getting the company snaps and' setting up their arrangement. C. E. Lee, J. G. Wilkinson . . . For his typing and working out the roster, lee gets our big vote of I 55 :I ::Thanks.:: . . . Same for Wilkinson in helping with lay-out.

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EDITOR-IN-CHIEF R. G. WILLIAMS The i959 Orange and Black Staff have all endeavored to produce for you, the Corps of Cadets, a yearbook that will give you much pleasure and enjoyment. The format of this book has been changed greatly this year, and we sincerely hope that it pleases you. We want the Cadet Corps to know that the production of the Orange and Black has been in the nature of a creative undertaking, and we have great pride in setting up this record of l959 for your pleasure. I9 9 ,SZW 342 Pange Benson, Oden, and Mathews have been very helpful in the over-all pro duction of the Orange and Black. N Cunningham, Jr., J. A. Wright . . . Rat and Newt vere the first guys to start the ball rolling in the lay-out of 3 2 Kincey, Neely, Sargeant . . . These three were our od-men. All of ther -Bob, Lester, Joe-did a very fine job in securing our quota of aclverti: ing for the book this year. he 59 Orange and' Black . . . Thank you, gentlemen .... I 54 :I

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Cavlef Clow I9 gl9 9 .ps- . y , , i ,. ,, K., N ae 1 ni Q A . -My . viagra' . I Q-el' f . FRONT, L. to R.: Oden, Wells, Miles, Caine, J. C., Cardwell, Clowdus, Pumpelley . . .. SECOND ROW, L. to R.: Capt. Johnson Freeman, Engstrom, Nettles, Word, Wrenn, Seoy, Mcclin, Steed. The CadeT Chorus-organized in The second semester--has certainly been a most welcome addition To The school organizations. Captain Johnson, in working with The members of The chorus, performed a Tine service To The school and we are sure The chorus men Themselves enjoyed The Time They spent under his personal direction .... The May 7 Concert was well attended, beauTiTuIly performed, and much appreciaTed by Those who were able To attend. We should have more oT This sort of Thing . . . and we are now expressing The hope That next year more Than one concert can be given .... Perhaps an additional one in The Tall? . . . Congratulations To The Chorus and To Captain Johnson. Caclef 3611160 8' 9 FRONT, L. to R.: Wilson, J. L., Heisterman, R., Miller, .l. E., LeBanc, H .... BACK, L. to R.: Dulaney, P. A., Stanton, .l. A., Kincaid, E., Voebel, S. E. The M. M. I. Dance Band was TirsT organized in The spring of 1945. Every year since Then Marion has had a Dance Band To be proud ol. The members ot The Dance Band pracTice many long hours in working up new numbers. Due to a very Tight school schedule they have been unable To Take many out- nl-Tnwn rr-nnnnpmontc T T T asv' my NN me-K'