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

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Cr A, SLAY DON MARTINSVILLE, VA. Scientific Course Private, Company B; Athenian; Foot- ball; Wrestling; Monogram Club. Claude played tackle in football, and was our heavyweight wrestler. He’s six feet plus of real he-man, a good student and a good soldier. We'll sure miss him next year. PARADE Re C} OS ESA GroeAIKERS LINCOLNTON, N. C. Commercial Education Course Private, Band; Athenian; German Club; Term Honor Roll. Scott came to us from D.M.I., but he has outlived the effects of it. Scott is a good boy, but he does love a good meal and a “bull- session.” He left an excellent record in track, at Deval: Gale GEORGE SHELBY, N. C. Scientific Course Private, Company A; Athenian; German Club. “Cuz” hails from Shelby, where he is well known and a beloved citizen. At Oak Ridge he has earned a name for himself that will be remembered by all of us. George’s many pilgrimages to Greensboro lead us to believe that N.C.C.W. craves him, so look out, Duke co-eds. Ten: f N SNCS AN WS Vf] Page thirty-two

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y LD I-PP P. A. SMALL CHARLOTTE, N. C. Commercial Education Course Private, Band; Philomathean; Orchestra Director; German Club. “Music hath charms to soothe the savage animal,” but if an animal ever listened to “Sammy” toot his “sax” he'll go wilder still. “Sammy” and his orchestra are a knockout. And how! er Uh Rei aCOLEY, RALEIGH, N. C. Scientific Course Sergeant, Company A; Athenian; Box- ing; Term Honor Roll. “Flay” is a cap- ital city lad and has a fine record at O.R.M.I. He is long, tall, and handsome, and hopes some day to be a screen star. His society work has been outstanding. His class work is always excellent. J7SePEELER SALISBURY, N. C. Scientific Course Sergeant, Company B; Athenian; no de- merits. John came to Oak Ridge in the fall of ’27. He has shown us by his clean “demerit” record that he can do what is expected of him at all times. During his time here, John has taken a great deal of interest in his society and studies. Wherever John goes next year we are sure his school will be proud to have him. Page thirty-on

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Ly Y es Y DA Ee Wer LY SON DURHAM, N. C. Commercial Education Course Private, Company B; Athenian; Foot- ball; Baseball; Monogram Club. Dur- ham lost a great football player when “Bulldog” decided to cast his lot with Oak Ridge. We can add that his ability on the diamond is not to be passed up lightly. Best of luck to you, Fred. R. A. McDADE LENOIR, N.C. Commercial Education Course Second Lieutenant, Company A; Athen- ian; German Club; Officers Club; Foot- ball; Baseball; Rifle Team. Roy was one of the best liked boys in school. Being captain of the football team, he inspired them to a great success. “Boy, if you don’t die from lack of sleep you will be a sliccess,, E. T. ALLMOND NEWPORT NEWS, VA. : Scientific Course Private, Company A; Athenian; Foot- ball; Basketball; Baseball; Monogram Club. “Cootie’ is another good athlete from Newport News. We will miss him next year, too. He played for four years at home before he came here, and he has made good both places. “Cootie.” V7 1 As Keep going, MV Ne X Y Page thirty-three