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

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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.

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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