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

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J. W. LAND HAMLET, N. C. Scientific Course Private, Company B; Philomathean; German C lub. “Nub” hails from Ham- let, where he shone as a scholar. His interest in his studies has been that of the highest type. We are-all sure that if the girls will leave him alone long enough he will surely be a success: SEs A —s EN TA S JO YSMONK; JR: FARMVILLE, N. C. Scientific Course Corporal, Company B; Philomathean. “Fluffy” is one of those fellows that you like better as you know them longer. He is the same Monk wherever you find him; and this, combined with his good nature, makes him a very popular stu- dent. Here’s luck to you, “Fluffy.” K. L. THOMPSON, JR. BURLINGTON, N. C. Classical Course Private, Company B; Athenian; Foot- ball; Monogram Club; Term Honor Roll. Tommy thinks there 1s no town in the world like good “ole’ Burlington. Tommy came up this year and made everybody sit up and take notice when the quarter called “Thompson back.” Next fall he will most probably be found on Carolina’s freshman squad. Page fifty-three

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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

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R. Mo EEKS WASHINGTON, N. C. Scientific Course Corporal, Company A; Athenian; Foot- ball; Baseball; German Club. “Rufe’ is little, but loud. He showed this on the athletic field by holding his own with the big boys. Fishing is the main industry of Washington and “Rufe”’ has some fine yarns. We are sure he will succeed in life. iS XN . SyA) TWIFORD ELIZABETH CITY, N. C. Classical Course Private, Company B; Philomathean. “Nit Wit” came to us from Elizabeth City, which was very fortunate for our school. If he ever finishes the algebra, which to his sorrow he is taking, we are all sure that his life will be a very suc- cessful one. E. C. BYNUM STANTONSBURG, N. C. Scientific Course Private, Company A; Philomathean. Council is just a regular fellow. He seems to have lots of business in Wilson, N. C. There are only two things left for Council, matrimony or Duke. O.R.M.I. wishes him much luck and happiness. Page fifty-four