Riverside Military Academy - Bayonet Yearbook (Gainesville, GA)

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TI-IE1933 BAYONET HE INTERIOR workings of any organization are nearly always of interest: those of this fifteenth volume of THE BAYONET are no exception to the rule. Organized early in the year for the purpose of recording the year's events, this year's BAYONET staff has engaged in strenuous activity to produce the best book possible. First in the Held were Sandy Beaver and Ted Outlaw who with consider- able patience and hearty co-operation on the part of interested merchants succeeded in rounding up enough advertisements to enable THE BAYONET to meet expenses of production: to Don Levi has fallen the task of collecting for and assembling these advertisements. Faculty and class write-ups have been edited and produced in interesting fashion by Cliff Oliver. George Alford and Maurice Strayer have handled the editing and production of the athletic section, seeking to give full representa-- tion to every branch of sport. To Bert Harrison, lately apponited Captain of

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Company has fallen the task of assembling material for the military section of the book. Fred Anderson has worked diligently to produce the best fraternity representation possible. Jimmie Day and George Menefee have completed the editorial staff of the publication and they have had the difficult task of assembling and reporting the many interesting events of the year, interspersing their reportorial activities with occasional comments. Bernard Lee Rinker has had the arduous and rather thankless task of transforming illegible scribblings of other members of the staff into typing that our printer could deal with satisfactorily. Tommy Boyd has acted as personnel director and manager of the staff, handling the various announcements and bits of organization that have been required throughout the year. Contributors to THE BAYONET, Tracy, P. C. Thompson, and Doug Morgan, have supplied the many drawings that appear and that would be sadly missed if removed. The staff wishes to express its hearty appreciation to these three and also to Jack McGeorge for his interesting account of the activities of the 110 pound football team. Captain Mooney, adviser to THE BAYONET, has continued his hearty interest in the publication, doing everything that could be done in directing the business management, the editorial policy, the typographical perfection, the illustrative material of our book. To him our appreciation for his interest and unceasing labor.