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

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JTS OF Ke PAZROOUE, IR: CG; M: McCRARY RALEIGH, N. C. LEXINGTON, N. C. Scientific Course Commercial Education Course Private, Company B; Philomathean; Private, Company B; Athenian; Tennis. German Club; Term Honor Roll. “Cy” came here from Lexington with “Okay’s” home is now in Raleigh, but he the intention of enlarging his knowledge, came to the Ridge from Marion, S. C. but when hunting season comes, he lays He is very studious, and.has earned his all books aside, and then comes fishing place among the honor students. Oak time. Still, we must say he has good Ridge wishes you much success at intentions. Carolina. COW. PERRY SOUTH MILLS, N. C. Commercial Education Course Private, Company B; Philomathean; Rifle Team. “Dizz’ came to us from South ills Jast. year: He says, “If | had stayed there long enough, South Mills would surely get on the map.” “Live and learn” seems to be “Dizzie’s” motto. We are sure you will learn and we hope you live long. Page fifty-one

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A DZ ik NZS J JmEs SENT ER R. J. LEWIS LINCOLNTON, N. C. MOREHEAD CITY, N. C. Commercial Education Course Scientific Course Sergeant, Company B; Athenian; Wrest- Drum Major; Athenian; German Club. ling. “Halfy” rose to fame as a biscuit “Big Lewis” came to us from Morehead pusher in the renowned Hotel Hash- City, the land of handsome life guards, house. We will miss him next year and which reminds us, by the way, that he so will the skirts of N.CC.W., but was one. His many talks of Morehead “Halfy” says there will be others where- keep us all interested and lead us to ever he goes. Good luck to you, John! believe that it is a wonderful place. Good-bye and good luck, Raymond. ARCHIE BEVILL GREENSBORO, N. C. Commercial Education Course Private, Company A; Philomathean; Secretary and Treasurer of German Club. “Rudy” is another Greensboro represen- tative who brightens our midst. He is doing wonders in working out relief for the tired members of the “chain-gang.” Rudy, we hate to lose you. Page fifty

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XG A are J W. W. HAZLEHURST WILMINGTON, N. C. Classical Course Private, Band; German Club; Philoma- thean; Bugler. “Bill” is a quiet and like- able chap, and, although he left before the year was over, he has many friends in our midst. His trusty bugle was the cause of much activity. We wish he could be back next year. = WERE SES Y Te bSLORE LEXINGTON, N. C. Commercial Education Course First Lieutenant, Band; Football; Mono- gram Club; Cadet most likely to suc- ceed; Athenian. Lopp was a gift to us from Lexington, and we appreciated it. He is a “two-way man,’ one way to Oak Ridge, and a wider way to N.C.C.W. Our hats are off to such a fine fellow. J.eB=SPEIGHT SUNBURY, N. C. Scientific Course Private, Band; Philomathean. When Sunbury gave up “Tick,” she sure did O.R.M.I. a big favor. He is easily one of the hardest working and most con- scientious boys of our school, and we hope he'll “toot his horn” in life as well as he does in the band. Page fifty-two