Riverside Military Academy - Bayonet Yearbook (Gainesville, GA)

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I ll 1 X , ' i 1 , RQ 1' I ,qfzf I Q 1950 ' U I Gb! wr: 1 W. H. DOWIS, A.B. Director of Athletics A.B., Mercer University, 1919: Director of Athletics, 8th District A. Ei M. School, 1919-21: Director of Athletics, Georgia Military College, 1921-24: Rockne Football Coaches' School, 1924: Charlotte Baseball Team, South Atlantic League, 1923: Science and Athletics, Riverside, 1924- G. M. SHEAROUSE, JR. Musical Director and Bandmaster Georgia Military College, 1907-8: Graduate, Riverside. 1911: Columbia College, 1911-12: U. S. Navy, 1912-16: Bandmaster, U. S. Army in France, 7th Division, A.E.F.: Pupil of Goldman, Goldman's Band, New York: Graduate Vandercock School of Band Directing: Riverside, 1928- T. E. HORTON, A.B. President's Aide A.B., University of South Carolina, 1922: Instructor, Bailey Military Institute, Greenwood, S. C., 1926-281 United States Army Flying School, San Antonio, Texas, 1928: Eng- lish, Riverside, 1928- E. A. MUENCH, B.S. , Gymnasium Director University of Missouri, 1918: Gymnasium Instructor, University of Missouri, 1917-18: 2nd Lieutenant, Field Artillery, U. S. Army, eight months: Director of Athletics. Kirkwood QMo.D High School, 1919: Supervisor of Athletics, University High School, Uni- versity of Missouri, 1919-20: Instructor and Gymnasium Director, Wentworth Military Academy, 1920-29: Riverside, 1929- . WILLIAM PITCHER, A.B. History and Athletics Louisiana State University, 1925: Riverside, 1925- DEAN HAMILTON RUSSELL, B.S. Mathematics and Tactical Officer B.S., The Citadel, 1923: Instructor, Massanutten Military Academy, 1923-24: Instructor, Blackstone Military Academy, 1924-27: Riverside, 1927- THURMOND SPOTTSWOOD SMITH, B.S. Mathematics and Tactical Officer 'B.S., Clemson College, 1923: Graduate Student, University of South Carolina: River- side, 1929- 1 MAJ. CLEMENS B.S., A.B., ROBERT W. GRAY, B.S. Mathematics and English B.S., King College: Student, Union Theological Seminary: Instructor, Georgia Military College, 1927-28: Riverside, 1928- E. J. CURTIS, A.B. History and Latin A.B., Mercer University, 1917: Commissioned Officer, A.E.F.: Athletic Director and Instructor, Blackstone Military Academy: Athletics. Riverside, 1928- R. L. SMITH, A.B. Spanish A.B., University of Maine, 1925: Instructor, Woodberry Forrest, 1927-28: Athletics, Riverside, 1928- V1

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NORMAN McNEILL. CAPTAIN, INFANTRY, DOL, U. S. ARMY P. M. S. if T. Riverside, 1913: Alabama Polytechnic Institute. 1913-14: Graduate, United States Military Academy, 1917: Officer, U. S. Military Academy, 1917: Officer, U. S. Army since 1917: Eleventh U. S. Army Division, 1918: Graduate Combined Class United States Infantry School. Fort Benning, Ga., 1919: Company Officers' Class. 1926: P. M. S. fd T., Punahou School. Honolulu, Hawaii. 1921-25: Riverside, 1928- LOUIS J. HARANT. 1ST LT., U. S. ARMY. RTD. Assistant P. M. S. fd T. Served with the 5th Machine Gun Battalion and the 23rd U. S. Infantry with Army of German Occupation until November, 1919: Captain and shooting member of 5th Machine Gun Battalion Pistol Team. tiring at Fort Ehrenbreitstein. Germany, 1919: Shooting member U. S, Olympic Revolver and Pistol Team, winning First in Wor1d's Matches, 7th Olympiade. held at Bourg Leopole. Anvers QAntwerpb Belgium. 1920: Captain and shooting member and coach of the U. S. Infantry Pistol Team, Camp Perry, Ohio, 1921: Riverside, 1929- A. W. CLEMENS, A.B. Assistant Principal A.B., Missouri Valley College: Student, University of Missouri, University of Colorado: Principal. Lexington QMo.D High School: Principal, Wentworth Military Academy: Latin and English, Riverside. 1928- L. D. WATSON. JR.. A.B., A.M. Assistant Principal A.B. University of Georgia. 1897: A.M.. University of Tennessee. 1899: Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy, Meredith College, 1899-1912: Graduate Student, Harvard Uni- versity, l904-5: University of Chicago. 1907-8: Professor of Mathematics. Gordon Institute Barnesville. Ga.. 1912-20: President, Gordon Institute, 1923-29: Mathematics, Riverside 1929- , HENRY 1. BURGER, B.S. Assistant Commandant B.S.. Virginia Military Insti- tute, 1920: Instructor, Fish- burne Military School: Instruc- , tor. Sanford QVa.l High School: Lieutenant. Infantry U. S. Army, World War: Mathe- matics and Tactical Officer. Riverside, 1924- ROBT. L. MERCHANT, B.S. Assistant Commandant l B.S., Citadel, 1923: com- mandant. Randolph - Macon Academy, Front Royal, Vir- ginia. 1924-25: Riversidr, 1926-27: Commandant, Geor- gia Military College. 1928: English and Tactical Officer, Riverside, 19 29- CAPT. MOONEY 1 MAJ, MOORE H950 y u l l Ltdatf umm I W

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FRANCIS GHIGO, A.B. French and Spanish A.B., Davidson College, 1929: Riverside Summer School, 1929: Riverside, 1929- WILEY A. PRESTON, B.S. Chemistry and Physics B.S., King College. 1927: Instructor, Smythe County lVa.D High Schools, 1927-29: Riverside, 1929- ROBERT F. SOUTHERN, A.B. Mathematics and Science A.B.. Carson-Newman College, 1923: University of Michigan Summer Coaching School. 1923-24: Notre Dame Coaching School, 1925: Normal College CSuperior, Wis.Q Coaching School, 1928: Athletic Director, Locust Grove Institute, 1923-25, 28-29: Athletic Director. Gulf Coast Military Academy, 1925-26: Athletics, Riverside, 1929- ROBERT G. HOOKS, B.S.C. History and Athletics Graduate. Riverside, 1925: B.S.C., University of Georgia, 1929: Riverside, 1929- FIRST SERGEANT WM. G. MUELLER Assistant to P. M. S. 8 T. Captain Mueller was a sergeant in the regular army when our country entered the World War. He was shortly promoted to the rank of Captain and was in command of a company in the front line trenches the morning the armistice was signed. Riverside, 1920- WILLIAM MILTON LESTER ' Commercial Subjects Bowling Green Business University: Student Centre College: attended Summer School for Commercial Teachers, Bowling Green Business University: Hargrave Military Academy. 1919-22: Fork Union Military Academy, 1922-24: Greenbrier Military School. 1924-28: Riverside, 1929- HAYGOOD SMITH Director and Commandant Junior School Emory University: Chief Petty Officer, U. S. Navy, 1917-19: Physical Director, Al- bany CGa.J Y. M. C. A., 1919-20: Instructor and Athletic Director, Plunkett's School for Boys, Thomasville, Ga., 1921-24: Supervisor, Junior Golf, Miami, Fla., 1924-27: Principal Junior School, Georgia Military Academy, 1927-29: Riverside, 1929- JOHN J. MULLALY, B.A., M.A. Athletics and Junior School St. Patrick's College. Armagh, Ireland: Graduate Stud- ent. Royal University, Dublin, Ireland: Graduate Student, Na- tional University, Dublin, Ireland: Graduate Student in Phil- osophy and Theology, 'Propaganda University, Rome, Italy: Five years a student of Modern Languages in France, Switzer- land, Germany and Italy: Graduate Student, Spring Hill Col- lege. Mobile. Alabama, 1919-20: Principal. McGill High School for Boys, Mobile. Ala., 1921-26: Riverside, 1929- MRS. JOHN J. MULLALY Junior School Sophie Newcomb College: Normal Training, Tulane University Summer School. 1924-27: Extension work, Uni- versity of Alabama: Life Certificate, Alabama: Member, Ala- bama Educational Association: Instructor, Alabama Public Schools, 1924-28: Principal, Private School, Tampa, Florida, 1928-29: Riverside, 1929- MAJ . WATSON E950 J l 4 Cbbf umm i i