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

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a a a G, Jal Saleen” CHARLOTTE, N. C. C ommercial Education Course Private, Company B; Philomathean; Football; Baseball; Monogram Club. “Pea Head” displayed his ability as a football player and landed a berth on the team. As a geometry student he has PSS TS Ip WMVAT BURNETTE, JR. BLACK MOUNTAIN, N. C. Scientific Course Private, first class, Company A; Philo- mathean; Wrestling; Rifle Team. “Bill” is from “The Land of the Sky” and is proud of the fact. He possesses a keen sense of humor and a sharp wit. In the classroom he has earned distinction. Suc- no equal. “Pea Head” says he doesn’t cess 1s just ahead, Bill. have to prove a proposition, because the book says it’s right. Wala DIXON, K. KINSTON, N. C. = Commercial Education Course Cadet Major; Philomathean; German Club; Dress Parade Staff; President Senior Class; President Athletic Associa- tion. “Bill” is an old timer, having been here for four years, rising from sergeant to cadet major in two years. He is one of the best liked boys on the Ridge, despite his rank. Page thirty-five

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J.C) McCAMPBELL MORGANTON, N. C. Scientific Course Corporal, Band; Philomathean; German Club. John is one of our biggest men. He came to us from the state institution at Morganton, of which his father is su- perintendent, with the ambition to make good grades and to be a friend. He did both with the greatest of success. Caro- lina’s gain, our loss. T T W. C. HINSON, JR. CHARLOTTE, N. C. Scientific Course Private, Company A; Philomathean; German Club; Football; Marshal. “Rah, Rah” came to Oak Ridge last fall and leaves this spring. Although we hate to see him leave, we are glad that he is mak- ing good (with the girls). His skill with the girls is most astonishing to his friends. PAGILAND. RE: GREENSBORO, N. C. Scientific Course First Sergeant, Company B; Philoma- thean; German Club; Monogram Club; Tennis; Dress Parade Staff. “Champ” is an elongated fellow with a head chuck full of sense, and he sure knows how to stretch himself over a tennis court. Cam- pus life without him would surely have been lacking in gaiety. He’s a fellow really worth knowing. Page thirty-four

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Woks WEBS WASHINGTON, N. C. Scientific Course Private, first class, Company A; Athen- ian. “Pet e” has been with us for three years. He has been very popular, especi- ally with the ladies. He’s the man that makes the “sick report” famous, but we have every reason to believe that he will have a successful future. BBs Al Tee pie HIGH POINT, N. C. Scientific Course Corporal, Company A; Philomathean; -German Club; Advertising Manager Dress Parade; Term Honor Roll; Ten- nis; Laboratory Assistant. Houston has been very active in the German Club and Philomathean Society, being well known in the latter as a competent debater. We predict for him a great success. L. W. TOWNSEND LUMBERTON, N. C. Scientific Course First Lieutenant, Company A; Philo- mathean; Officers Club; Rifle Team; German Club; Marksmanship Medal. “Treepy’s’” power over the ladies is quite as deadly as his ability with a rifle. We will miss “Treepy.” Page thirty-six