Riverside Military Academy - Bayonet Yearbook (Gainesville, GA)

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A gentleman to the last sense of the word- Captain McLendon. Though only in his first year here, he has thoroughly won the respect and admiration of us all. He may be a bit timid, but the meek shall inherit the earth, according to Matthew. His drawings are delightful and he certainly knows his stuff about commercial subjects . A fine instructor in Military Science, and rl stickler for minute details, Sergeant Mueller is serving as Assistant to the P. M. S. E5 T. As one of the old Army school, he commanded a battalion of infantry at the time of the Armistice. An enthusiastic teacher and an industrious sponsor of the Academy's social program, Mrs. Mullaly is a valuable asset to both Junior School COLONEL WATSON and Riverside proper. Assismnt Principal Do you wish a good book, some help on a theme, or a date for a dance? Just see Mrs. Nettles in the library, and you'll surely find just the right book, just the right theme material, and your date will be taken care of in line style. Mrs. Nettles is a very interesting talker, and her radiant personality makes everyone welcome. Enormous, likeable, and jolly is Colonel Payne. His hobbies include golf and law-both of which he surely does T well. Though this man has a lazy manner, he's insistent upon discipline. Though he's easy going, you'd better watch out, for he's Captain Pitcher. At college he was a good athlete: at Riverside he's a good history teacher. He would make a perfect villain, this Sergeant Porter, but instead, he tries to pour military knowledge into certain would-be non-commis- sioned officers. He has a very pleasing disposition, which makes him well liked by all those who have business with him. Teacher, tactical oflicer, Captain Russell is noted for his inexhaustible store of knowledge, MAJOR MULLALY both mathematical and military. He sponsors the Assistant Principal S. 1

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R I V E R S I D E fl lo J 1 9 3 3 That short, not too plump gentleman is Captain Burnett-Texan, ex-owner of Imogene, swimming coach, and present owner of Imogene, II. Sport writers noticed him first, 'way back in 1915, when he won the fifty-yard free style cup of Texas. Who is the best dressed man on the campus? It's Captain Cook, of course, who deals out pun- ishment with one hand, and vittles with the other! A genuine new deal l Boxer, former Tech grid star and biology instructor-Captain Dunlap puts into his work all the ideals of a trained athlete. He surely can handle himself in a scrap! CA PTAIN MOON EY Associate Principal A thorough knowledge of his subjects, and the ability to put it across to his classes, coupled with a real Georgian hospitable manner typify Captain DuPuis. After a thorough preparation at Georgia, and 'several years' experience as instructor in French and English. he came to us last year. Years of service in Cuba have prepared Captain Hargis to teach Spanish. I-Iis sound scholarship and teaching principles are notable characteristics. Aided by a congenial manner, Captain Horning is successfully building up the spirit, mind, and body in his boys. I-Iis supervision of the decorations for our social affairs has been greatly appreciated. A new factor has come into the minds of our higher-ups,' '... that of rebuilding a shattered football record and of instilling more spirit into the Corps. Captain Huff has been called to our rescue, and bit by bit, our former athletic pres-f tige is returning and our spirits are being rejuve- nated. Captain Huff, Riverside graduate and a former famous football man of Georgia, is doing much to help us. Pop's band has again reached the heights of accomplishment as it did last year. Major Jennison is forever working to put across some new band success. Let it never be said that the band's a crip. CAPTAIN MERCHANT Assistant Commandant

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R I V E R S I D E 0 'TE as 1 9 3 3 COLONEL PAYNE Registrar That tall, lanky New Englander, hurling acid remarks at the erring members of the nine is none other than Captain Smith. He hails from Gloucester in Massachusetts, teaches Spanish, coaches basketball and knows practically all about baseball. A sheik with perfect manners: a whiz at chemistry and at directing an orchestra-that's Captain Stacy, better known as Musical Mike. Remember those swell Miami trips to the various shows? He's the responsible party. Our only representative of the Navy, recog- nized by his sea walk, salute, and the Navy blue. . . . Captain Stevenson's hobbies are aviation, the smokes good cigars, toolj and the Kadet. You'll never see Captain Taylor without that pleasing grin. and at least two Junior boys trying to bum a nickel from him. l He's quite a man with the fairer sex, also! His love for boys brought him to us from Camp Dixie and he is a valuable assistant to Captain Dame. CLeftj MAJOR JENNISON Director of Music QRightD CAPTAIN STEVENSON Director of Aviation