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

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1988 volume:

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Sf Fitz T425 mf 1951552 2' 11 X !g5i,ffiii5 i ll sag ? 3 A Q -A w .za EE I N ' - atlonal I-hstoric District 'Qi?5Q?' gfisfff KQEEQX1- gl ' :ag xiii?- he Illia AC a . ....,.. . M g' my-I 4, ,, 1 , , 1 . f ,-19 4.1 E -rwa wb, A A . .,., ,,..,.,, ,k K - - 'W 'Hs Q- A. 5 I -1' ', Z fy Y' 655119-:?'5. 'mg , 5 M4 ,QMS ,,., 1 I-lonor Code To uphold my personal honor and the honor of Oak Ridge Military Academy, I will not cheat, steal, lie, indulge in illegal behavior, or condone such behavior in others, I will respect others' rights and properties. I will fulfill my responsibilities and accept the results of my decisions, I will be positive and enthusiastic in academics, military, and extra-curricular activities. Oak Ridge Military Academy was the first preparatory school in the state to be ac- credited by the new Southern Association of Colleges and Schools in 1899. Remaining fully accredited by that agency ever since, the institution has also been accredited by the State of North Carolina since the state began accrediting programs. The Academy is a member of the Association of Military Colleges and Schools, the National Associa- tion of Independent Schools, the Southern Association of Independent Schools, the North Carolina Association of Independent Schools and the Council for Religion in Inde- pendent Schools. The Academy is unaffiliated with any religious body or other organizations. Oak Ridge Military Academy admits students S William M. Crabbe, Jr. Colonel USAF fRet.J Ph.D. President, Oak Ridge Military Academy of any race, sex, color, creed, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, and activities generally accorded to students at the school. lt does not discriminate on the basis of race, sex, color, creed, national and ethnic ori- gin in administration of its educational policies, scholarship programs, or any other school-administered programs. The school is authorized under Federal Law to enroll nonimmigrant alien students. Slcqvl'-5 rf -ucv ?c,-,j Kwbw Er AJ yfadr'-y -f,Ue,9Q't f'L-'UP A 2:f7'lC.K2a, MA ydbdlr glszfflfg' fl? b 7!lJf00lf fCfLPQ W ZOKCPACM C1 413Yfl..CsfvI-glz'fvfQV 'f ZW 7 Cy0v H111 7 yg4,f a+ Ulvdlf- sw' nw 4ffQ.,1f Lwzqfz fa- Jo Oak Ridge Military Academy is an independent co-educational, pri- marily residential college prepara- tory school for students in grades 7 through 12. Cur primary goal is to facilitate the development of the student, both academically and per- sonally, and prepare himfher to make a contribution to the modern world. To achieve this goal, the Academy seeks to develop the qual- ities of leadership, self-acceptance, and tolerance for others by offering a balanced program in the humani- ties and sciences. Each student is en- couraged to take responsibility for hisfher own learning, to think logi- cally, and to think clearly without prejudice. 3 To encourage success, the Academy has established admissions standards designed to accept those with the potential to succeed in this environ- ment. The Academy further encour- ages success by grouping students according to ability whenever possi- ble, by providing pleasant dormitories ltwo students per rooml, and by re- quiring a two hour study hall Sun- day through Thursday evenings. ! , X 5 - .I it 5 X . f ' f ,1 ,. V. I It H Y K' ' .' 1,173 T , I 3. . ff' L,-fvuv' ' 4, x, xg L' 1 3, M1 X-' 'JJ . ' I NL i,Xi.1,fM- WS. 5l?l1fQl X ifblcf 1.42 an of + li, J L ' ati, S l ,if A ili'l , i s ' ,1 A 4 , as f f by j V 'iw L1 f X, J 'i-'F fi tg , 5' ffz, jj , f' I R -' ff ii'-' Lfvml 1fcjw'.: J.-LIZ Q Yr V My I ,,, M44 , ., X- tb ., ,i,,,tAwQ L1-,gl liz' 11. 5 ' s ' 1 , xl yr 7 'F , . ,- 'I I f .M J ri L W' .K G1 o.3 4 5 x The Academy meets the in- dividual needs ofthe student through small classes K8 to 1 studentfteacher ratiol, stu- dentfteacher conferences, and an honors program lAd- vanced Placement courses are offered alsol. Courses are structured to meet stu- dent capabilities and needs, and evaluation is based on progress as well as achieve- ments. ' . row,Y0fA welgh 322 Participation in intra and extramural sports enables students to develop physically. Socially, students have the opportunity to enjoy a spectrum of extracurricular activities, both on and off campus, ranging from attend- ing plays to performing in community parades, from athletic tournaments to Capture the Flag. Foreign lan- guage clubs including an organization for those whose second language is English, a quarterly Literary Maga- zine, Yearbook Staff, Honor Council, Monogram Club, Dinner Theatre, and a Talent Show provide students a myriad of opportunities to explore their ovvn outside in- terests. Foreign travel, in an educational milieu, is avail- able to students in the summer and during the long spring recess. The Academy provides regular non- denominational Wednesday and Sunday Chapel services and a choice of churches on Sunday morning. 8 hh. 'L ,- . , 1 S h L ab . ' N Q ' . '- ' - Q J .K 4 .N N A .... .. 1 ff ,E g .SV I :Yi Vi 5 K X ,Q x -ix - ..Q. K I . x L X 41 E-x 1 y 3 IQ.. 52' Q ki H J I lf Lan- Recently, Oak Ridge Military Academy graduates have enrolled at the following colleges and universities: Appalachian State Boston University Campbell Carson-Newman Catawba College The Citadel Converse College Cornell University Davidson Duke East Carolina Elon College Embry-Riddle Erskine George Washington University Georgia Tech Guilford College Hampden-Sidney High Point College Kansas State Lenoir-Rhyne Mars Hill College Marshall NCSU North Georgia College Ohio State Radford Randolph-Macon Rollins College Salem College Sweet Briar College Texas ASLM United States Air Force Academy United States Military Academy United States Naval Academy UCLA University of Georgia University of Kentucky UNC-Asheville UNC-Chapel Hill UNC-Greensboro UNC-Wilmington University of Richmond University of South Carolina University of Virginia VMI Wake Forest West Virginia State University Western Carolina A competent and dedicated fac- ulty is committed to offenng indi- vidualized instruction and learn- ing opportunities to meet each student's needs. Oak Ridge grad- uates are intellectually and socially prepared to meet the responsibili- ties and opportunities of adult life. 'in f: at -nf 'K M ,,trr ,. ' glln-ms'- t' t Utilizing student leadership through- out the school operation encourages a successful student: a student lead- ership structure, developed through the JROTC program, is an impor- tant aspect of the Oak Ridge Military Academy community and provides every student the opportunity to achieve leadership and accept re- sponsibility. Mi' 1 I 14 .Q 'rv' z L W- l..fm:av r' H 4' 'Q ,iii . +1 .... ll X is THE CLASS GF NINETEEN HUNDRED EIGHTY-EIGHT TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION SENIORS FACULTY, STAFF, AND ADMINISTRATION UNDERCLASSMEN MILITARY ATHLETICS CAMPUS LIFE AND ORGANIZATION CLASSES, I-IONORS, AND AWARDS PATRONS CLOSING 18 Dedication wa' 3 I ti f P is -mfg as gl' ' it 5 ' rt' , '54 at 45 tg X3 Oak Ridge is made up of dedicated people who give thei a special place to live and learn. They teach us more thai many of the important lessons of life, such as not givin and to face the consequences when we go astray. Oni and much more. I-le graduated from Oak Ridge and ther his insight to those who would follow him. He has servea ness Manager, Assistant Commandant, Dorm Counse swim team as well as the girls' softball team. I-le ha: athletic and extracurricular events and taken innumer book. In short he has done all that has been asked of him life knocked us down, knocked us down a few pegs wher all he has been our friend. He has given so much of him return, other than that we do what we know to be righ class of Oak Ridge Military Academy dedicate the 198 C. Bullard. to Q, 5-gfiglsx . ?g3',,g'1Tv' x u , , i QS? 'S fit f'Q,!'f Qs, ime and effort to make this acadernicsg they teach us 1p when life gets us down :Jerson has done all of this ame back to give some of :his school greatly as Busi- or, and has coached the driven the bus to countless able pictures for the year- He has picked us up when Ne needed it, and most of self and asked for nothing in Therefore, we the senior DRESS PARADE to James rg fl' iw Dedication 19 .3 48a 20 Senior Opener 2 5 ,f'3f,lXX RJ xiix W: 1 l 22 Seniors Vania Stefany Burgeat HRoad Warrior Lausanne, Switzerland Without a sign, his sword the brave man draws, and asks no omen but his country's cause. - Homer, The llliad Sean Gregory Carroll Jersey Wyckoff, NJ. L'All my good life l've been lonely man, teaching the people who don't understand, and even though l tried my best, I still can't find no happiness. So l got to say, stop that train, l'm leaving . . . - Bob Marley and the Whalers Judson Kimball Crihfield '4Juddah Greensboro, N.C. Nothing in the world can take the place of persistence. Talent will notg nothing is more common than unsuccessful men with talent. Genius will notg unrewarded genius is almost a proverb. Education will notg the world is full of educated derelicts. Persistence and determination alone are omnipotent. The slogan 'Press On' has solved, and always will solve the problems of the human race. - Calvin Coolidge . I .M-f John Everett Crutchfield Crutchie7' E LF Winston-Salem, NC. 'Beware the fury of a patient man. jp Aw ww S4 J-e l i 'f 'J ,cr viz Ze-J fledge- John Benjamin Davis Junior Abqaiq, Saudi Arabia l'l'm not afraid to face tomorrow for l have seen today and lived yesterday. Doris lleana Diaz Rican Aguada, Puerto Rico L'The worst tempered people l've ever met were those who knew they were wrong. William Richardson Doar, III Elvis', Q Roxboro, N.C. Imagination is more importantthan knowledge. M 71 - Albert Einstein f I5 -0 ef IJ KJXUA5 I5 lwwwvxo 1 MM Ewa'-Nm o 0' f 05 W NW' JK my lfglsfff ,T 'fyyfyuf 'YW ef Q59 49x-Illiagflll ' Arthur Neal Garrett Saudi Arabia Private L'When I hearofsomeone having the potential ofa genius, the first thing I ask myself is can he work, 24 Seniors John Bruce Goode, II I-Iause ig H699 Rutherfordton N C Ifl do not have it, itis not worth having. If I can not do it, it is not wonh doing. :A Q.. Seniors 25 was W W if i 1,,f www , k F wk W by wi John Douglas Hamilton Hambone STA 'We' High Point, N. C. The tumult of the time disconsolate To inarticulate murmurs dies away, While the eternal ages watches and wait. - Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Smith Edward Hearn Hsmiffvw lfilflmanf Jimi lol' 26 Seniors Monroe, NC. l wish to show in like, the pnnclple of good surviving through every adverse circumstance and triumphing at last. Mark Mclean Hueske i'Moose Greensboro, N. C. L'Good BYE CRUEL World l'm leaving you today Good BYE . . . GoodBYE . . . C-oodBYE GoodBYE ALL YOU PEOPLE There's nothing you can say To make me Change my mind. GoodBYE Jamison Lerone Isler L C 7 7 Izzy Greensboro, NC. 'tLet today embrace the past with remembrance and the future with longing. - Kahlil Gibran, The Prophetw Barry Rowin Lester L Bear-71 High Point, NC. HI learned more on the weekends than I did during the week. Robert Jay Llogd a4BlOWerua BGQIDS , 3 Face Saudi Arabia No matter how hard things get, LIFE goes on. 42' A ix Seniors 27 Jose Antonio Maher l'Panama Jack SPY'- Panama City, Panama 'Not enjoyment, and not sorrow ls our destined end or way, But to act, that each tomorrow Brings us farther than today. - Longfellow, 'AA Psalm of Life Charles Wesley Mattes, Ill Punster High Point, N. C. 'LCourage is tear that said its prayers. - Unknown 28 Seniors Justin Wyatt Medlin L 7 Greensboro, N.C. 'tWe are only young once, so live every day ofyour youth as if it were your last. You will never be so free from wony or responsibility as you are now. Donald Ray Morgan L'Cool Handbook Don 'QZY Salisbury, NC. Failure, in a sense, is the highway to success, as in much as every discovering of what is false leads us to seek earnestly after what is true, and every fresh experience points out some form of error which we shall afterward surely avoid. 'l -e John Keats Micheal Arthur Price Joe High Point, NC. I will get by. l will survive. - Grateful Dead Antonio Saiz Samudio s Lpelevv Republic of Panama You can't really achieve your best By taking something from Someone else. be your self. - Tom Curren Seniors 29 30 Seniors nc Johann huping Poopy Raleigh, N. C. L l'hat which does not destroy me makes me stronger. f A - Friedrich Nietezsche iltti Charles Staton '4Chaaarles Beaufort, NC. Death and sorrow will be the companions of our journeyg hardship our garmentg constancy and valor our only shield. We must be united, we must be undaunted, we must be inflexible. - Winston Churchill Kip Leonidous Thompson 'lKipper Snackerw Oak Ridge, NC. The true leader is the man who is modest enough not to show it, but to have everyone know he isg then his limitations are only as far as the goal Oak Ridge sets for him. Faculty, Staff 'A FACULTY, STAFF, AND , . Q 5 1 A ' S SWS U 1071 AX Q, F, f, ff , W wh . r I -sw Ai' ADMINISTRATION M M .aj 5 fag? F nystff d Ad 3.3 mga is 1' ul N L ' TRUSTEES Waverly Akins lrvin Angel Charles Benbow Joe B. Bonner David Belk Cannon Robert Case Mrs. Ceasar CMarthal Cone David Cox Ovide de St. Aubin David Dowdy, Jr. Gwyn Edwards W. Steve Edwards Michael Fleming Mrs. N. Douglas fMargiel Glover Bishop W. Kenneth Goodson Henry G. Hagan Walter T. Frye N. Perkinson Hayes, Jr. Robert W. Holcombe Robert L, Hunt C. Leon Jones. Jr. Ronald Lech. Sr. Jimmy Ray Lester William tBillJ H. Likins RN. Linville Coak J. May JB. Overton Paul Patton Mrs. William G. Ragsdale, Jr. William B. Ridenhour Al G. Taylor ' Mrs. Grace ,White ,C ,eil i lluilv ciilr ' L .- ff all ' L i. . ' LU lU'L . X .vi Ag f A l lub Isl l'lVll7 Wil, L 4'! xl M ' 'VF Aww nVV fl fa' t I , .Q . ti. Viv. fr Llp WV IL... ,Vu 3 President. Political Economy Betty Hobbs Robert E. Barbera James C. Bullard George M. Thompson W ACfid9mlC Dean Commandant Of Cadets Business Manager Director Ot Institutional Advancement 34 Administration f Col. William M. Crabbe, TF fide ' 'W i 75? fx 4-n...... l4Ep-ani-2 Jack Blaylock - Gary Bradbrook Mary Bradley SFC Elmo Cameron N Richard Crutchfield Linda Danford Scott Daniel Janice Donovan Casimir Erzegovich Lt. Col. George Ferguson John Ferree lfaculty f 12:11 'sf i f M T' - 'Fm X Z Hll Ei l Q n A. Www 'E Q5 6 if M .I WM Cafeteria Staff: Nancy Mooney Georgia Linville Viola Pitts not pictured: Kathy Pitts Margaret Chaney 38 We make it work 3 V , onej JOQS QVOW on rfreej Rick Hardy Calvin Chaney Tip Chaney Bobby Walls Jim Jones 40 Underclassmen Openef f , +v'cn5vr: 4545+ .-JFK' gf .z A - :Ig - I 5 ' ' W 1: . M3 -wif' lb X: fb W,..- ,, 2 it f,Q fi e i 2 Underclassmeid Opener V 41 Gregory Ashley Chad Clarke rooke Hawkins 42 Juniors Q Marc-us Bye. - Bye Brad Ferguson Nlarhn Henderson Alvis Baynes Jason Frazier all Nec. Phillip Horney Ben Lang Ron Lech G-v'e.w5er Kevin Molino Sean Nash Steve Olmsted Rodrigo Orozco Brady Lester Dickhul vvl uv Patrick O'Bryant 'F M- Ym- Michael Pollak 'WJ flaw, ,-iv' 'Brn'iN i Michael McCormick VXA MVN ' SF Franklin Oduber Donald Stewart Juniors 43 M 4rf ? li 'Wan' Tyler Stokely Elayne Sullivan Letizia Thrift Stephanie Ward V Nick Wicker Milton Windsor Eli-Ll4lBQ-ILL, cE'l'l'L,l4f Env' sv. all DLKLLKER 44 Juniors 'X -:sp .,. Douglas Ballard James Barrow AG, Barwick ' Andrew Bauer John Beach Clayton Benton Sean Bourne Brandon Jonathan Caine LaToya Clements Denny Chang Thomas Confiher Sophomores 45 W li gpm., I. , ' X 5-51 r l I, , Q Drew Craver Bradford Crumpler Kelley Earnhardt Thomas Fleming Christopher Grabowski Wilbur Griffin 46 Sophomores lhub bslf 2 5. . ffm., gl fy ffm ms, 0 ,r ,, l , Ki r an . li a 1 Michael Cumbus Geek Jason Fulton Jason Hannah tuwfpbgy 'Ihr Q' Breck Dunham NX'-VH Fuck- David Garber l:.l. 'jcvif Margaret Hanison i 'lv--......., gf? rw ,QW 'lug ..u....A,Q. Roben Hightower Richard Honeycutt Kimberly Hudspeth Donna Kennie Nanette Lefeber Alejandro Maher Christopher Murphy Andrew Quinn Roderick Robertson Q,,,,,..,,, ..., M..-' mlb.. K , aw o e 4 Daniel Kabban Yvonne Mnddleton Qs Donovan Rooks Nlijtvf Sophomores 47 f-nf 'Mn 'Y iq. Kenneth Sampson Sha. Scotty Taylor 48 Sophomores AZ 'M 6, f'-an-M-wr M in LJ 'UF--M-v Steven Spain James Sumrell Kenny Sun 'ynrkcacl en Thompson BKevin Wellborn Charles Wetzel iv ,Q L -w X K Wmfdf n ' it x I .1 v W fit rf' 1f?r1-QQ' l W c 'Ka Stephen Adcock Jeannie Amarug Anton? Boyd Q FM' Nh 5919. Bennette Copeland Kenneth Duncan Malcolm Haynes ovka wryn Johnson Rusisell liofland Noel Melt n Dlfbh ll' I .1 K Arthur Cash Heather Holland 5HQk Bnan Morris if l Freshman 49 L ' 2 XR X t Q K 5 X W Regina Padgett 'FXR ri' Jonathan Watson t tttttgt t Q tttttt E ,gk 50 Freshman W as X Q Zttl 1 t t iff, Q, 'tw ,,,, A Ml lt ll W Yiwu' ,af K Q- ir . if L, 'QMWV' Brian Ball Dale Earnhardt David Hooper LMJ A1717 Jennifer Childers 5+m-u+wy Rnpr. Angelique Field KLE VTO Cato Kelly Sherry Creech C,'4lFgour5c Us lnblfiy Ray Field Sen-5+-cf Benjamin Kehrberg Vw? l lo'f5'l'4-Y' 41W lllil ze .,K' A Matthew Ducharme Douche. Bnq Gregory Henderson Lvo5.9' QV 614- Aaron Krauth 15' if Eighth Grade 51 i I Richard Leippe Andrew Sun Jason Watkins X i E 1 , ' Brian Collins Christopher Heath Wade Pittman Andrew Sides 'Hxxicf 52 Seventh and Eighth Grades Underclassmen Candids 53 X10 M 1 wry N4 I Q fi, . M A ,' f, f, f W, fffafw-4' . f, f, A W ,wr W 'Y' 4f'fMyg,a b H ww - , 4 mmm. YF , H V . V ,Q ,Y,.: . ,I , 2, V VV GLW, ,VV Q ww I, z , 54 Military Opener Q2 ,ab 4. ,A M :f ,wf I , 431 iz v gi, f w fn' A 1-4 Ili 'QM' '9 x . -'4 .,M' 4 ,.s. - 4. A H0P w f 'W .f - . E 'V 5 Q , 5 I ! Military Opener 55 SGM Marvin Woodard, Senior Army Instructor, is a 22 + year veteran of Oak Ridge Military Academy. He teaches the required JROTC courses and is advisor to Band and Alpha companies, the Battalion Staff, and advises the Fancy Dnll Team, Gold Star. SFC Elmo Cameron, is completing his third and final year in the ORMA military department. Along with his teaching re- sponsibilities, he advises 'gB,,' and D com- panies, color guard, is advisor to the Bushwackers, our L'Ranger-type adventure team. and to the Rifle Team. 7 l o m 15' il ,L a EN - 2 Lg will 64 'Y Vi i 5 56 Military Advisors Wlj :Vi .Ki, . J i . SoiC'.,lf5 fcr s ,,,rs,l . ff' I., lr- 'L 'MM' ' BATTALION STAFF G. Griffin BC. J. Isler Ex.O. J. Hamilton S-1 J. Crihfield S-2 S. Groner S-3 M. Hueske S-4 Ba. Lester SMG I A rv ECIAL STAFF J. Goode Br. Lester Act. NCO C. Benton Bat. Arm. COLOR GUARD M. McCormick - Commander K. James N. Wicker M. Haynes M. Price i 1 d BAND COMPA Y Eiclfgikgf' COW' W. Doar - Ex. O. 60 Band Company F. Oduber - lst SGT. M. Harrison B. Collins C. Kelly A. Sides J. Childers C. Heath R. Lloyd - Sq. Leader J. Maher W. Griffin T. Fleming - Sq. Leader M. Windsor D. Ballard S. Adcock B. Copeland M. Henderson - Sq. Leader C. Staton R. Huneycutt T. Coniher K. Earnhardt R. Leippe B. Gowens - Guidon S2iif3.ik5J3A Company ALPHA COMPANY P. O'Bryant - 1st SGT J. Medlin - Sq. Leader M. Cumbus J. Watkins D. Craver A. Bauer W. Pittman E. Buckley S. Nash - Sq. Leader A. Krauth B. Ferguson J. Caine M. Austin A. Quinn J. Frazier - Sq. Leader S. Taylor P. Horney K. Duncan S. Pruitt R. Brandon J. Beach K. Wellborn B. Dunham B. Kehrberg A. Saiz A Guidon .. fn. K A . .qkqt i. H Nutr-. Alpha 61 C gzcrzleltq 115331. Garrett, Company 1 agfg mx?-Uzswonnwozfgoao woowowszgooo Lech - 1st SGT. Stewart - Sq. Leader Pollak Baynes Robertson Boyd Morris Hearn - Sq. Leader Thompson Chang Sutton Sampson Bourne Hooper Ashley - Sq, Leader Rooks Wilson Melton Sun Lang - Sq, Leader Murphy Eamhardt Grabowski Clarke Molino - Guidon 62 Bravo Company Orozco - lst SGT Shuping - Sq. Leader Hannah Spain Lofland Yakawich Field Davis - Sq, Leader Parrish Sumrell Wetzel Olmsted Blackwell Hunter Stuart - Sq. Leader Sun Watson Ducharme Henderson Barrow - Sq. Leader Stokely Garber Fulton Kabban Hightower Maher - Guidon Burgeat - 1st SGT Thrift - Sq. Leader Thompson Hudspeth Padgett Field Creech Hawkins - Sq Leader Middleton Sullivan Lefeber Roberson Shelton Thomas - Sq Leader Clements Amarug Holland Guberrnan Kennie Ward-Guidon Competition Awards: Alpha Co. A Cadet MSG Christopher lcenhour Best Parade Unit T.E. Whitaker Cup Cadet Susan Brawley Best Drill Cadet Wfo weapons Not pictured Delta Co. - Cadet CPT Aimee Frink T.O. Wright Cup Commandants Cup Band Co. - Cadet CPT Davonna Scholl Best Drill Company Wfo weapons Cadet CPL Eric Stuart Best Drill Cadet Wfweapons Cadet S!Sgt Michael Meagher Best Drill Squad Wfweapons Cadet SKS? Kevin Moseley Best Drill quad Wfo weapons Competition Awards 65 DAR Medal: Awarded to Walter Wittmann by the Joseph Kerner Chapter for demonstrating Loyalty and Patriotism and for earning a' record of Mili- tary and Scholastic Achievement. SAR Medal: Awarded by the North Carolina Chap- ter to Eric Hueske for out- standing Leadership, Soldierly Bearing, and Military Excellence. American Legion Medals: Military Excellence - Awarded to G.A. Ferguson, Ill. Scholastic - Awarded to Penelopy Hardy. These Medals are given by Post 53 of Greensboro to the cadet who has the highest ac- ademic average and the ca- det who has contributed most to the Corps and the School through extra- curricular activities. 66 Military Awards . AUSA Medal: Awarded to John Crutchfield by the As- sociation of the U.S. Army for excellence in academic and military subjects and for his contribution to JROTC. Yfenlill , ,f TROA Medal - Awarded to Cadet CPL Matthew J. Bar- row. Given by the Tarheel Central Chapter of the Re- tired Officers Association of Winston-Salem to the LD-1 student who excels in mili- tary and academic subjects. SCM Fred I.. Kistler Award - Awarded to Cadet SCM Henry York as most out- standing NCO who as SCM displays the highest qualities of perseverance and devoa tion to duty. Military Award ROA Certificates 7th Grade - A, Sun LD 3 - G Gnffln 8th Grade - C. Porter LD 4 -f W Gardner LD 2 - B. Lang Superior Cadet Award LD 1 i J. Kennett LD 2 - R. Stokely LD 3 - P. Hardy LD 4 - A. lfrink This award is given by the Department of the Army to the outstanding cadet in each class and is based on academic achievement. military achievement, and demonstrated leadership, ROA Medal Awarded to Cadet LTC Lyndon Scott Caviness for being the cadet judged most outstanding in ORMS's JROTC program. Sojourners Medal Awarded to CVSSG Patrick C. O'Bryant by the Piedmont Chapter 9504 of the National Sojourners to the cadet in LD-2 who has encouraged and demonstrated ideals of Americanism and who rates in the top 2575. of the LD-2 class. 68 Military Awards .,... 4. in-... i A W - K, L- Ki,,,N5 is A I . -1 - it ' I -1, e 'I ',-1. 11. 3' -'U r, ' l ! i 1 . -, A :W M 1. M K f Y' T4 ll' ' 4- Pc .ff ffl - Na 2 i -A' ' -'ff .if T A 'ff' . '36 Z-.AXE up - tx. ' at . jst A is :J Q31-,45'f,1,gfi-'fa-'ADH A7+.e2,5,, if were with aaa 1.. LJ Ffa 1 lfkj--.ek il, E' Q Q-sw ,AM- '7 -' . ' - f ' ,.'k . E ,qq A 1 4.7 A . ,,. Khin , Ng . L. J , fi X lp ii fur I I - - -i ,, Y ,... ., iff:-F ' -at MOWW The MOWW Medal is awarded to Cadet CPT Aimee Frink by the C.H, Pfohl Chapter, Military Order of the World Wars as the best representative of the end result of the mission of Oak Ridge, TRIATHALON AWARDS M Male' Adam Traushke Femalez Penelope Hardy I wdivfw 'W ,qv x 70 Goldstar 'iff 1' .-gown' GOLDSTAR Commanded by C!2l.t J. Hamilton ixjlff' , . 4 141. . A, M. , ,. X Q, LA Q .f.g3i:f .. J 1:+. N1f.its. Y M.: .l3,f.J.i5 f..,!.'.i7'.'c:fsf3'3,is.f7' ld My le ,Q-Mv:-f. f ' z:wf.3.,1w, fm-S fx I . 'gt ,iff-Mig. i 4 V5 Q ,Q S L. W, . C' J. Hamilton - Commander R. Orozco H Guidon M, Price M. Austin D. Morgan J. Frazier G. Griffin E. Stuart T. Flemming M. McCormick S. Taylor M. Barrow N. Garrett P. O'Bryant F. Oduber S. Groner si, i' we . . 4' :. i-,I ' , rl W' -,KF . . ,'..-1 .2 '... ' . . V , wr yn . Q' K9 V . . . , . , r ShT'!'xY'?. X' 3,3 x i I ' V. , - A s '- x -'ff Fr I- ,, I ,- 14- 4. 1 3 ,,f , ' H J.. f 6 ,fl .4 1 .Jig-:qiX:L:,'-it ff. V i ,W mx' It 1 - 1 '. if .IV 1 5 Q . . lizard M 4 i , ..-+sYr4 .a 1. ...iw 'ig.f.fi.ff, rf f' Q, 'A .I - gi-v Mr if ,f w zl'ifZ1e'YX1 A ' xv r 2 - ' H ii fi- ii 3 . . -fb I-. ' 2Qf1' -x,.figi1v.-if 72 t 1'-vis . - QW? get i -5. wik' i i R s . f-?f3, i W' fl 1 I W 'YM wx .... 5 .. .rem iiiffgiselw - . 4 w fini!! ' Q Q ..4..f.- 15,52 a.-.ikm, 5-of . N. Lf?E,i1.'iffx ' bile .... .. . . ' -.. f W Goldstar 71 7 ATHLETICS Jwzmmfh 2 nf'-'anim i, K , , ,LLI , 1, A , Athletics Opener Y .Q Ss ' 4 X N .TW 5, 9' AX-uv 'Qi x g A ki Q' U K J.V. LT. COL. Thompson - Coach Ellen Thompson - manager Will Doar - scorekeeper Jason Hannah - scorekeeper inot shownl R. Robertson A. Krauth D. Kabban A. Boyd B. Morris R. Leippe S. Adcock K. Sampson 27 6' GO CADETS GO Soccer 75 1 RIFLE TEAM SFC Elmo Cameron - Coach W'lI D 1 oar Gantry Griffin David Hooper Don Morgan Eric Stuart - not pictured John Hamilton y- Alternate 76 We are bad! 4 ff-ENC , Iyxx 6 1 A N, 5 C9 1 S x QL? 6 SWIM TEAM James Bullard - Coach Ryan Brandon Chad Clarke Jose Maher Eric Stuart Franklin Oduber Rodrigo Orozco Sean Bourne Will Doar - oofTo4 ' Charles Wetzel Steve Caine Rick Robertson Ann Field Kim Hudspeth Sandi Thomas Clay Benton Barry Lester Chris Grabowski Eddie Buckley Wade Pittman i T I R vt -if Biff ' 'fffliklm' .VF , 1,2 .. . 14,,,,....4-- f'Z :, 1 ,gf-' ' -.. ,.......-...-.., ,...-.V A-. . Gone Swimmin' 77 BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL nur jtfffdk MJ'f: V ? 'J QLWQ WW? s I J 66 f I , , rl W V iQ4iV , I E Iwi all? 'WIP' Robert Barbera - Coach Charles Wetzel Jose Maher f Scorekeeper Antonio Saiz Kevin Molino - Manager Jamie lsler 78 Boys Varsity Basketball Milton Windsor Mike Price Jay Parrish Brady Lester Ron Lech Phil Horney John Crutchfield Tyler Stokely Steve Groner 'N M 'V , 'UV V. EM ,x ggxfk Q fzffuwigwvv ,X, X0 lr I SI LINKS V Llglevl V . A' ' Y of vfpoidhf 5ffliwc7f'TWf.j QLUAUJWW DQUY Yvmawq fiohffw W Nw? ix ww .f HW fx , uc W! 5 'fe uv SW, 5 f , W L , 0k05'Ifl bag! 4 K gvwfdufw 10 D WN W 7 'Ive' 1' 1, J J E , 'M ' JN X LPCN I 'NO ' ' X QQ V2 K A . XX pof R V M , W X OP H WW 4 f 7 X W ' v7 Boys Varsity Basketb ll GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL Steve Padget - Coach Doris Diaz Vania Burgeat Donna Kennie Elayne Sullivan Kelley Earnhardt Latoya Clements Kim Hudspeth Gina Padgett Rebecca Guberman Ellen Thompson 80 Girls Varsity Basketball ? l li Girls Varsity Basketball 81 JV BOYS BASKETBALL - if I as J jj: 1 Q sf I . ix QP V , gg357fW--xxq bK- ,..'. F 111 Steve Padget - Coach Steve Spain e Manager Malcolm Haynes Alejandro Maher Franklin Oduber Kevin James Alvis Baynes John Beach Doug Ballard Micheal McCormick Kevin Wellborn Denny Chang Daniel Kabban Wilbur Griffin Jason Frazier 82 JV Basketball if r fax William Neville - Coach Dale Earnhardt Cato Kelly Jason Watkins Ray Field Antonio Boyd David Hooper Jason Hannah Stephen Adcock James Sumrell Aaron Krauth Bennette Copeland Art Cash Brian Collins JR HIGH BASKETBALL Jr High Basketball 83 SOFTBALL James Bullard - Coach Al Ferguson - Ass't coach Rodrigo Orozco - Ass't Coach Eric Hueske - Ass't Coach Penelope Hardy Amal Zabaneh Julia Wood Davi Scholl Mo Jones Ellen Thompson Susan Brawley Sandi Thomas Doris Diaz Vania Burgeat Latoya Clements Brooke Hawkins Stephanie Ward Shontelle Anderson 84 Softball ff -'-S S x f 7?L X T J iw ily -Q .4- 1 1, I - I N A V Xxx--! .f X- ' Q 1 : i ,Q 'Q by if 'lay 'wi hx . F 5, 1 '91 'Qt if i if Q Softball 85 BASEBALL QL, JL J +L OK MM PM fm! 604m Mb ,J 1,0 Jack Blaylock - Coach Elmo Cameron - Ass't Coach Wilbur Griffin - Scorekeeper Jamie Isler Mike McCormick Nick Wicker John Hamilton Brad Crumpler John York Judson Crihfield Billy Wright iQ Don Morgan Scotty Taylor Drew White Barry Lester Pat Cole Ben Lang Jason Frazier Rick Robertson 86 We're A Hit! Lx, www' JU-10 fy A29 m,fJf2fGJ 7-WL ML? iam? Q ,foul Jfvncf flaw Ziff WLM' ffm M, 4 A Awwdf ' ,,,Zv7.:9' , Akai 5oLA., 1 , ,.,-,, 5, if . X- qw., , A ff, I ,, ' , ,Y g ,, Q9 -av. gnf N A f V ,ti A V731 ,, F63 ilk? P' if-f Y . ' fa M- ,Q . www, ,N Y ,,-, W N NIH. 'ar ,,,,,m'r'. ,, , IZ? 'Viz' fy H 1 Q, N , f ' .- n , Baseball 87 ,QW -vi' hr S T, .kff, I , W ? , J kin? :ng ' H' if '.Il?45'1,',-' . ig ,Y A . 4 f I k I is uv 1 . V . .Y , VI' ' ' - 7' V ,. ,. , ' W - MO: ' .11,.51Q N. 4, ,f-yi 3, M.: b N 'V . ' '-I ' .Ark ' ff! ar WLM, 1, ' -K6 88 Golf and Tennis 1 ll I I lliifv,lf2rsvvfMwi Bobby Barbera Steve Groner Brady Lester Mike Price Q my '21 ' '21 ,T . r.ffjj . 1 I mtl 9. r , A.. , , ,, 1, Q 'I-A fa v :,-' , -'ABQ .xx . Az 5 - ' . ' GOLF Coach Brian Holliday Franklin Oduber Jose Maher TENNIS Scott Daniel - Coach Greg Ashley Gantry Griffin Tyler Stokely Bruce Jiles Antonio Saiz Travis Morton Worth Mitchell Smitty Hearn x HI Q u45s 9OHhlh X Highlights 91 Another wasted Friday Aftemoonfw 5 x Today the bank, Tomomzw me LAUNDRY ROOMV' ., G. 25' Q R !i5sn x x 33 ,cv 533 I i sf11O wg , 92 Campus Life Gpener 'Revolutionaries in action. 'FS Wm .- Whassup? Que Pasa, Dude? , ,uf , el io. ' X . -' .. ' . ,, , , ...i ,sg . 5 R Q gk . , Q' 5. 4- X 1 wr , Q o 'L 5: My . 1 ff ,f4wfM1i. Q+ QR P, i X . ,. it pkg . x . Q - . A 5, ,wxw Q xr K 'Y James Bullard S Dorm Counselor Angelo Spinosa V Dorm Counselor Gantry Griffin W Dorm Commander Don Morgan - Floor Commander John Crutchfield f Floor Commander John Hamilton Michael Price Antonio Saiz Marcus Austin John Blackwell Kevin Molino Ryan Brandon Patrick O'Bryant Brady Lester Martin Henderson David Garber Brad Ferguson Ben Davis William Wilson Nick Wicker Barry Lester Clay Benton Danny Chang Richard Huneycutt Thomas Corriher Michael Cumbus Wilbur Griffin Jason Frazier n Cha arke Bert Gowens Chris Murphy Charles Staton Sean Nash John Beach Rodrigo Orozco Franklin Oduber Eric Stuart Rick Robertson Tyler Stokely Charles Wetzel Kevin James Greg Ashley glill gsar? nc upin ' Jason Hannah gui lie ,Z room jf Milton Windsor Alvis Baynes Robert Hightower Jason Fulton Ron Lech Michael McCormick Phil Horne Kevin Wellborn Jose Maher Smith Hearn Robert Lloyd Kip Thompson room is me Armfield Dorm Q ' xiii ssi ,TSQTE Dgjffl ef 94 Armfield 1' V s Q- fe NW N-. -af 'RP' Armfield 95 Holt Dorm 'f1f!ji5ff55i75trli757i ' ffwfsmw ,E .,,.,,f.:' 1 , L f s P- fiifkxfrf5?EE5?rii3?5i?lE7?7H252 . ,QQ :mm in e, W. ..,,., , ,, 'ff' lylglfvfh 2? if .3 'f f f lf . fflff' , . , wzefa in 3 r ff elf .g .Q:1ff?f'L:' - if ..,, 53 ,. l f .Z J: . .ag i Argon! 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WI-IITAKER -MAI 1 if fi if? , 'Q 3: .1 Q vi W. 7:2 .4 oy Whitaker 99 Em -Wx-f0q'7A CWA IUWI Weave ?mwA and SAGQM' Sc4,n.fe.? l9c.a.cA 'ifngefllef' I Af MX' Thvouffl 'flnalff anti 'Z'l'U1'l, U-it Wfwdff WJ'-, Q 5f f?1!Q Ar -any-:Ley I edfgff U23 aff' l'e'4v Vi? WOMJA vu-L 0-ft Qftudzff n.o'f lgq,V,'Ltf will Meeff' a.?4l1'l , CAJ.'UfaM R. Dear- I gk 5131? PJ. Here, I f I S9754 '11 onmyo .N 0 ,FLM wh BCM Bw Walt. SQPQCN, I 7' -f91i'S1-NHS' ' X?.'c1-:IIT P'Lf3S1r-'X KL. fa-Q M004 ,ri X, F Benbow 101 'RG T. EM, X iz .f as 102 Day Students DAY STUDENTS Donald Stewart Niv Ann Field Jud Crihfield Chris Heath Aaron Krauth Steve Groner Scotty Ta lor Matthew garrow lNot Picturedl Stephen Olmsted Ellen Thompson NEW STUDENTS front row ll-rl Jeremy Strickland, Craig Wamer, D.J. Gaudette, Lisa Worrell, Wayne Boone, Scott Moore, Sarah Meadors, Charity Bennett, Tyler Hunter, Peter Rowe, back row fl-ri Tim Lake, Robert Carmin, Rodney Adler, Jorge Laurencena, Roberto Pol, Maximilian Earle, Andy McDowell, Katee Dick lNot Picturedl, Marc Anderson, Robert Gilliland, Jeff Haley, Rick Parker, Otto Schrader. New Students 103 SPANISH CLUB J. Crihfield D. Morgan S. Spain R. Stokley S. Taylor R. Lech M. Price R. Orozco S. Ward J. Frazier C. Benton 104 Spanish Club A. D. J. K. J. J. G. V. B. Boyd Kennie Maher Molino Hamilton Hannah Ashley Middleton Oduber F. P. O'Bryant Hawkins , grii is i is M in lleft-rightj back row Lester, Barry Lester, Brady Shuping, Eric James, Kevin Murphy, Chris Stuart, Eric Groner, Steve Griffin, Gantry GERMAN CLUB M 'Q Cleft-rightl front row Brandon, Ryan Beach, John Nash, Sean Stewart, Don Robertson, Rick at German Club 105 l Q M FRENCH CLUB Rodney Adler Jamie Isler Vania Burgeat Ellen Thompson Charles Staton Wes Mattes 106 French Club LATIN CLUB ESL Roberto Pol Jorge Laurencena Denny Chang Antonio Boyd Jeannie Amarug Elayne Sullivan Doris Diaz Thomas Corriher Bennette Copeland Mike Cumbus Stephen Adcock Kristin Shelton Martin Henderson Latin!ESL 107 108 Beyond this door . . . The last issue of this years Dragonfly is dedicated to Mike Smith, the faculty person who made the Dragonfly the legacy that it has been for the last three years. DRAGONF LY Contributers Arabian Knight Blown Away Crutchfield Davis Doar Eagle's Eye Freedom Ring Hawkins Hudspeth Isler Lone Wolf Lost Helper Mattes Medlin The Medlin Padgett Puppy Spain Sullivan y Dragonfly 109 DRESS PARADE 1988 Pam Henry - Advisor James Bullard - Advisor Jud Crihfield, Editor Brooke Hawkins, Co Editor Ben Davis Jamie Isler Kelley Earnhardt Brian Morris John Beach Bert Gowens Kevin Molino Kevin James Ryan Brandon Barry Lester Clay Benton Megan Harrison Jason Frazier Ellen Thompson REX - the gree NOT PICTURED D.. ' oar Mhasy Mattes Mike Mcfonnick John Hamilton 110 Dress Parade Jig ' Q if., .ship , w , r Q Q 4 Dress Parade 11 1 CADET SI-IOP STAFF det Shop JEW C EN N in J ALS? Cadet Shop 113 ,lv 'F' ID qw' C!Maj Gantry Griffin 1 C!Cpt Jamison lsler XX C!1I.tJudson cfihfield f gfikt Steven Groner X t Donald Morga C!1Lt Doris Diaz W cfm sums Maries f C!2Lt William Doar M C!2Lt John Hamilton X C!1I..t Mark I-lueske 5 C!1Lt Neal Garrett cfm John Crutchfield W 114 Officer's Club 4 X, OFFICERS CLUB B. Lester, V. Burgeat, M. McCom1ick, R. Brandon, K. Thompson, L. Thrift, L. Clements, B. Hawkins, Br. Lester, M. Henderson, B. Davis, R. Lloyd, J. Medlin, N. Wicker, M. Cumbus, E. Thompson, S. Thomas, M. Price, J. Frazier, M. Pollak, D. Rooks, G. Ashley, J. Goode, E. Stuart, E. Shu in , T. Fleming, S. Nash, B. Ferguson, S. Taylor, C. Benton, J. Beach, J. Mahler, M. Barrow, Il. Barrish, D. Stewart, C. Murphy, B. Lang, R. Lech, P. O'Bryant, R. Orozco, F. Oduber, A. Maher, T. Stokley. NCO Club 12 nf NCO Club 115 CHORUS . . :Mite-i, 1 16 Chorus jj, ,449 MWQWZO' Jane Scruggs, Director front row Cl-rl Ray Field middle row fl-rl Ann Field Jason Hannah Vonnie Middleton Steve Spain Stephanie Ward ohn chfiel Sandi Thomas J V - Nanette Leiber Eric Shuping Kim Hudspeth Brian Collins Mike Cumbus back row ll-rl Patrick O'Bryant John Hamilton Frank Oduber William Doar front row ll-rl William Doar Wilbur Griffin Jennifer Childers Megan Harrison Re 'na Pad ett Richard Leippe Greg Henderson BAND Jane Scruggs, Director middle row ll-rl Bennette Copeland Brian Collins Doug Ballard Christopher Heath Richard Huneycutt Eric Stuart Cato Kelly back row ll-rl Stephen Adcock Jose Maher Franklin Oduber Charles Staton Milton Windsor Band 117 MONOGRAM CLUB ew' Shontelle Anderson Greg Ashley Clay Benton Vania Burgeat LaToya Clements Brad Crumpler John Crutchfield Doris Diaz Will Doar Kelley Eamhardt Tom Fleming Jason Frazier Neal Garrett Gantry Griffin Wilbur Griffin Steve Groner John Hamilton Brooke Hawkins Smith Heam Martin Henderson Mark Hueske Jamie lsler Kathryn Johnson 118 Monogram Club Ben Lang Ba Lester Brel-dy Lester Alejandro Maher Jose Maher Justin Medlin Don Morgan Sean Nash Mike McCormick Franklin Oduber Rodrigo Orozco Michael Price Rick Robertson Antonio Saiz Tyler Stokley Eric Stuart Scotty Taylor Sandi Thomas Ellen Thompson Kip Thompson Stephanie Ward Nick Wicker Milton Windsor Charles Staton BUSI-IWACKERS ,J. Qrutchfield, B. Moms, A. Bauer, Sumrigi D. Diaz, V. Burgeat, L. Clements, . McCormick R. Bran on . ley, D. Stewart, D. Kabban, S. Qgume M. Austin E. SEu in D. Ballard, Dunham, S. Olmsted, . James, J. Beach, laylor, 6. Benton, Sgt. ameron 415. Bushwackers 1 19 Miss Doris Diaz receives a kiss from Col. Crabbe as she is crowned the 1987 Homecoming 120 Homecoming Queen. I-IOMECOMING ,sam 11 . we fs -' . ge' Q. . .f,,f Q. .riff if +5 an-'YJ -i ' f 'fi '- Q., 3 w e K if ,,, .K f A ,V Y i . -' - f N5 A-4. 1 44:0 , . 1333: fx? Q , 3 tix k F s s ' ' - . . F Jfi 'K' i k 3833 -f -Abfsii glffw iw, f -s ff! U S- f -f , . - ' -. L. . i K K vs Mus W X 2: gifs , gg ' Y Q ,s ,si i , .ic A . . s-,,s A-s-. . , V .1 fm -A ' ' ' ,Af 5 N . K ' S X c ,, X M. is if 'Q Q- if - ff VHF. Q X1 L -4 .1 ' W A ,N 'Q' Q 'mf .iv-I TW ' M. av 2. f .. s f : X 1 fa. f ' 4, 6- .M m'rAw. . ., , , , , - . , ,K . ' - 'v , ' Q- M X A . ffjfs,-1-H,, fa. 5, am. L if - 5 ' m ' V W , , QM W ' ' .'-',, yr' 'r- -vx ,g ',,wf-Q. .NS :W , vita? V925 ' 5 . 1, t 11 . 1-fit A-9 YQ a ' Q 3 s VH. 3 'fre 3 5 K ,gr I 2 f 4 . '. rw-...,. ' w 5 I 'ef 'E' Q.. , ,' w ' YI' ' 2. A X Q 'Z ,? W'5f !g4 ,, 1,gj?7'? yf ,W 'Y ' A W mf ' I - . hw'-H1 4 Z nf- - . -v-' -3 gg. ,, mmrqlw- ,..-. -vf-wef.,,i Nagy, 5 K t qi .4 s EEN, .,, 'W W M W ,Q-QTXx1veMf w' ' , X k f M . . U 'hs 5, ' ' iw-, 'im-rf? Homecoming 12 1 Eighth grade representatives: Sherry Creech, escorted by Brady Lester and Jennifer Childers, escorted by John Caine. SC va.. .A ki , 1 ,MM-...,X ' Eleventh grade representativesi Stephanie Ward, escorted by Steve Groner and Brooke Hawkins, 122 Homecoming escorted by John Hamilton. F: il Ll .iw-11 .. ',, ' .. . rp T -'K f ff' 'Var' Q . ,, ,,. , 1 Li MMR 'A' 4. M, N I . J l f - V fl 1 '-f Ninth grade representatives: Jeannie Amarug, escorted by Don Morgan and Gina Padgett, escorted by Malcolm Haynes. YR MIS BROTHE Tenth grade representatives: Kelley Eamhardt, escorted by Rodrigo Orozco and Vonnie Middleton, escorted by Tom Fleming. we . 9 A N gl SQ '41, ' 'rpm' if rr I 'I ,M Homecoming 123 124 England ORMA GOES TG ENGLAND During the minimester Mrs. Mary Bradley, a faculty member, and eleven CADETS were fortunate enough to travel to London, England. These lucky students were Bert Gowens, Rebecca Guberrnan, Brooke Hawkins, Mark Hueske, Barry Lester, Micheal Price, Tom Fleming, John Goode, John Beach, Antonio Siaz, and Chris Grabowski. Their eight days in London, England will never be forgotten, and no pictures could ever describe all the fun! fi f T f'--N1 , .w v id C ' Y X f v--7 EMA Ig!!! 'A N.. ,MW MJ A aw V' w .fwl 1 . mv L E 'B 'N' 1 A hzfgig- MEM: . ,gy BL England 125 V W af.: mf nd. .. Q fa 'PII at A A if ik H l an -ui iii' Sf ,LQ 5, fm-W' f- X 'g f - 3i'k9Ag'ql,,, .,,. . Nw -rf W . : . ' 126 China -. XA 'J M, N, 0-.qv 7-H'- w3.Wk , 5 , ...lu 'rj 1-.,..,k, ' 'in ..,..-f--ww-M SUMMER IN CHI A i -...ss A -m.' 'FW W, LL,,, ,. ,N -, N, .,-A 1, , L A' - A:'L Nw . ..-k . - A:,, 11 - 'N Lf' ' A ,L 3: I X, -W 1 3 .k xi 1 I 5 f' 2 2 H n 3 N 29 7' K f- -1 f N, Q China 127 During the mini-mester we had a variety of new things to do. Students who have had a dream to fly, took Aviation Ground schoolg the first of two parts required to get a pilot's license. Those who want to drive took a ground school of their own, Driver's Education. Those who wanted to learn to act auditioned for, and presented the musi- cal You' re A Good Man, Charlie Brown! . Our yearly overseas trip was taken also dur- ing this time. Overall the mini-mester was a welcomed change in our regular schedule. MI I-MESTER 128 Mini mester Mini-mester 129 L IVE 1 ., ...W , ,4,,.:,g, ,4w,,f+L 'fm wfaz, 4 xrmvsi' uk N. 3 3' 130 Parent's Day Q.: m Parent's Day: A time to show what has been leamed over those early months of school. Awards are presented for Dean's List, Commandant's List, President's List and Gold Wreath Award. PARENTS DAY s awk Vwlnu.-:I Parent's Day 131 Mother's Day at Oak Ridge is one of the most special days of the year with cadets and their families gathering for a picnic. We honor our Mothers with a class A uniform parade during which cadets receive military awards. MOTI-IER'S DAY ,K H 2: v , V, aww M' 'bf W- 1,.,, is N - ,. , .pine gs... x , y .1 , k',yyyi awk gc, , 'ii d-1-Vi? F Q' -is -up 132 Mother's Day gi rr-an vsfv 1 , 1 ' I1 i, ,Q I. During the Mother's Day parade the Battalion Commander's Mother is honored by the entire Battalion. C!Lt.Col Lyndon S. Caviness seems to be very proud as he places a stool on the ground for his Mother to step up to the jeep. Mother's Day 133 M, xv., if .- ' Www, GRADUATIO 4h 1 f f ' A 44' -.M -K -3, ' ' 1 134 GRADUATION '87 y.1-JL' 'iv I .9 v Y 'Z,if..a '51 Wu-02. I U '7 ,uf GRADUATION: the close to another year! Friday evening is the time for the Baccalaureate service in the Chapel. Lt. Myra Blackbum was the seniors chosen speaker. Saturday moming ends the anticipation for Seniors, their parents and the underclasses as well, as we all come together for the commencement exercises. All the speeches are made, final awards presented, and then, finally, the diplomas are awarded with a handshake and a smart salute! The old Battalion Commander passes the saber to the hopeful new commander. Everyone forms up at the flagpole for the last time. Taps are slowly played as tears come to many eyes, then . . . SENIORS DISMISSED! ilu '24 l P, r A A1 i U i ,. ... GRADUATION '87 135 VETERANS DAY November 11, 1987. On a snowy moming the cadet corps joined the nation in honoring Amencan's servicemen who gave their lives in the defense of our country. The Battalion Commander, Gantry Griffin, places a wreath at the monument for ORMA cadets who died in World War ll and Vietman. A firing squad consisting of J. Hamilton, D. Morgan and R. Orozco fired a twenty-one gun salute. riff :E 136 Veterans Day Quwwm pull!!! J XX5 , SF ig gi . .W K, X I X ,, 423' KN Y X '1 eh.- S if i' at -'P' 138 Academic Opener XZ-' .1 , ,,i 'ni V I I 140 Honor Council HONOR CCJUNCIL James Bullard, William Neville, Lt. Col. Ferguson, Jud Crihfield, Rodrigo Orozco, Mark Hueske, Jamie Isler, Gantly Griffin, Maj. Barbera, Doris Diaz, and Dale Eamhardt Jr. Junior Marshals Determined on the basis of highest cumulative GPA from grade 9 through the first semester of the Junior Year. Eligibility requires students to be at ORMA for at least two semesters. Marshals assist with the graduation ceremonies. Kevin Molino, Chief Brooke Hawkins Sean Nash Ron Lech Brady Lester Junior Marshals 141 AP ENGLISH Instructed by Betty Hobbs Jud Crihfield Mark Hueske Jamie Isler Gantry Griffin Barry Lester Steve Groner AP POLITICAL ECONGMY Instructed by CNot Picturedj Col. Crabbe Vania Burgeat Martin Henderson Mark Hueske Brady Lester Jud Crihfield Brad Ferguson AP MATH. Instructed by Mary Bradley Gantry Griffin Antonio Saiz not pictured: BERT Gowens 142 Advanced Placement NATIO AL HONOR SOCIETY Letizia Thrift, Gantry Griffin, Jamison lsler, Brady Lester, Ronald Lech, Judson Crihfield, Sean Nash. Not Pictured: Ben Lang, Barry Lester, Micheal McCormick. Quill and Scroll is an honor society for - -In D DW . students in joumalism. It requires a 2.0 C - Hp SVS!-U11 average and outstanding contribution to 4- A M yy, school publications. ' T , ' A P In-mmul lwnnmp sunny farliigh Smal huuzlizm NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY S75 L.- ir ef Q llf H New members are inducted into the society in a formal service in the early spring. All members must maintain a 3.0 GPA and meet the criteria set forth in the standards of the National Honor Society. Myra Blackbum, Sponsor. Beach, J. Benton, C. Brandon, R. Crihfield, J. Crutchfield, J. Davis, B. Diaz, D. Doar, W. Eamhardt, K. Frazier, J. Gowens, B. Hamilton, J. Harrison, M, Hawkins, B. Hudspeth, K. lsler, J. , Mattes, W. McCormick, M. Medlin, J. Molino, K. Monis, B. Padgett, G. Spain, S. Sullivan, E. Thompson, E. Honor Societies 143 The Association of Military Colleges and Schools presents a medal to the Cadet judged the most scholastically and militarily versatile in hisfher senior year. This year the award goes to Lyndon Scott Caviness. The United States Army Reserves presents a Scholar!Athlete Medal to those two students who are the top male and female scholar athletes at Oak Ridge Military Academy in their senior year. This year the male award goes to Lyndon Scott Caviness and the female award goes to Penelope Kate Hardy. Oak Ridge Military Academy presents a medal to that senior adjudged the best citizen, given in honor of the late Lt. Col. Stuart Chandler of Oak Ridge, N.C. This year the award goes to George A. Ferguson III. Oak Ridge military Academy presents a Scholarship Medal to the student with the highest scholastic average in hisfher senior year, given in honor of the late Col. Zack L. Whitaker of Oak Ridge, N.C. This year the award is given to Penelope Kate Hardy. 144 Awards Oak Ridge Military Academy presents a scholastic medal to that student, not yet in hislher senior year, who has maintained the highest scholastic average for the year. This award is given in honor of the late Edwin M. Holt of Oak Ridge, N.C. This year the recipient is James Matthew Barrow. Gantry C. Griffin Oak Ridge military Academy presents a scholarship medal to Z the academically top ranked junior student as determined W by hislher high school cumulative average through the first semester of grade 11. George A. Ferguson, III The MacArthur Cadet Award presented by the MacArthur Memorial Foundation on the basis of performance in academics, athletics, and leadership. 1 A Jamison L. Isler Jamie is a national finalist this year in the National Achievement Scholarship Program for Outstanding Negro Students. I DARE YOU AWARD The American Youth Foundation presented the 1987 I Dare You award to two juniors for qualities of leadership. The male recipient was Jud Crihfield and the female recipient was Doris Diaz. Awards 145 Jeannle Andrew J Bauer 28 Elizabeth Av. Q Edison, NJ 08820 2 Alvis L Baynes A 4243 Newcomb Rd D catur GA 30034ll1 John William Beach 206 S. Elm Cherryville, NC 28021 146 Direclory Martin R. Henderson 2600 Loch Dr. Winston-Salem, NC 27106 Stephen R. Hightower 885 Cedar Creek N. Marietta, GA 3006.7 I-Iolland of State DC 20520 NC NC 27260 MgDowell -NC 28659 ,MH Panama Ronald 25620 Westlake NC 27104 Mohno Panama Est. ay Morgan NC 28144 7924 Murphy N. Academy St. PSC Box R Clrcle NC 281 15 P.O. Box 5033 5 Panama 148 Directory 27260 ..- .--.W g.., AY' IAMONU CLUB 1 ,pdl P.O. Box 68 Cedar Falls, NC 27230 Pilot Kevin 907 Rt. 1 Nick 5806 7802 Kin Ross Dr N 481 H9121 Sf Oak Ridge, NC 27310 Brooklyn NY 1 Mllton H ii- W1Sh1ng the best 6.-. for the students Lisa D. Worrell 2 7 Otis 7 2 fl 7 Peterson AFB, CO 80916 Burlington MT 959701, 7, T Anderson ff,,,Q:5ga HUTCHISON- lk -Q ' PRINTINQ Co. M, Yakawich 7 ssso OD It Winston-Salem, North Carolina at Oak R1dge J had- 6 Directory 149 CQNGRATULATIQNS! CLASS OF 1988 N FUERZAS DE DEFENSAS PANAMENAS PANAMA, REPUBLICA DE PANAMA CONGRATULATIONS BARRY! To you and your classmates, we are Oak Ridge proud. Trustee and Mrs. Jimmy R. Lester Egbertis Pharmacy 2610 Lawndale Drive Greensboro, NC. Phone if 282-7304 TRI-CITY TROPHY AND AWARDS, INC. Custom Made Trophies and Awards 107 N. 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