Oak Ridge Military Academy - Dress Parade Yearbook (Oak Ridge, NC)

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Philomathean Literary Society BasINGeER, J. C. BeviLtg, R. A. Brack, B. Bossitt, E. W. Bong, J. M. Brapy, P. BRENDLE, R. F. Brices, H. L. Britt, R. D. Brockett, A. D. Brockett, H. T. Burnett, W. A. BynuM, C. E. CARPENTER, W. B. Coste, C. R. Cooper, T. M. Crocker, S. H. CuMMINGS, K. P. Danie, J. E. DANIELS, J. G. Davis, C. B. Davis, N: W. DILLING, R: EF. Dixon, W. H. ReOrica: East, J.B: Linney, K. B. East, M. McA ttister, M. R. EaTMAN, R. McCamMpBeLL, J. C. FounrTAIN, E. McCatt, W. V. Giass, P. McCormick, W. A. Grimes, M. W. Mar -ey, S. J. Harbin, P. B. MATHESON, R. P. Hart, G. W. Monk, J. Y. Harvey, J. S. MountTcasTLe, J. L. Hiatt, H. B. Moye, C. H. Hines, B. NEAL, J. E. Hinson, W. C., Jr. NorMan, W. F. ISENHOWER, H. J. Perry, C. W. Jones, G. H. PHiuies, W. C. Jones, H. E. Poex@al Joyner, A. B. Porter, W. V. Kerb Bs Ee Price, A. D. KITTRELL, J.S. Price, J. W. Lue, 1B, G. Ryan, C. F. Lanp, J. W. SATTERFIELD, L. N. RAND. jal Scott, G. M. LaRogug, O. K. SHARPE, J. B. LAWRENCE, J. T SHELBY, G. H. LeVInEss, W. T. Lewis, R. W. SHERVETTE, R. E. SHUFORD, G. E. Page one hundred nine Simpson, R.A. SMALL, N. A. SMITH, J. B. Swiumey JE. 1, SNUGGS, J. SPEIGHT, J. E. SPENCER, R. G. STocKarD, W. P. STONE, W. H. Suces, W. H. SIKECm eG: TERRELL, F. L. Tuompeson, N. J. ‘TOWNSEND, L. W. ‘Tucker, F. S. TURNER, A. W. TwIForp, S. A. WELBORN, O. H. WELDON, J. K. WHITAKER, R. R. WILLIAMS, D. E. Worthy, W.S. WRIGHT, E. O. Wyrick, P. L.

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Philomathean Literary Society OFFICERS Presidents ware ets ot eae errr. R. A. BEVILL, R. E) .SHERVETTE, JR., E.G. LAND ViGe=RTesidentS es ee R. F. BrENbLE, W. H. Dixon, Jr., A. B. JOYNER SECTOLAT ICS ee eS Nee oe ne a: G: M: scott, Jr, 1 Me CoorEr, (53): MaRrLey, JR. DEBATERS A. B. JOYNER R. F. BRENDLE ORATORS J. G. DANIELS R. W. Lewis Be GalLAND aR: E. C. LAnb R. A. BEVILL R. E. SHERVETTE President Third Term President First Term President Second Term Page one hundred eight

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The German Club This famous organization at Oak Ridge is not, as many think, a club for the benefit of the students taking German. The fact that many new men consider German a necessity to become a member of the German Club is a standing joke on the “Ridge,” because the German Club is a dance organization. Its dances are widely known in this and surrounding states, the Club never having had one that was not a success. In previous years the policy of having dif- ferent popular orchestras has been followed, but-this year we have had our own orchestra play all of our dances except the “Finals.” This orchestra has been a big help in the success of this year’s dances. Our ability to draw crowds of beautiful girls is the envy of similar organiza- tions in this locality, and we are proud of the reputation of being able to have real dances. Our policy is to have at least five and not more than eight dances a year, including the “Finals.” These dances in many cases serve as a get-together event, in that they cause many former members to attend. The German Club is one of the most popular organizations on the campus, having among its members many of the outstanding men of the cadet corps. Its members make many pleasant contacts with local girls and boys that make their stay at Oak Ridge much more pleasant. This year’s organization 1s proud of its triumphs, and we hope that next year the German Club will be a greater success than ever before. S. J. MarLey W. F. SHEEP R. A. BEVILL Vice-President President Secretary and Treasurer Page one hundred ten