Riverside Military Academy - Bayonet Yearbook (Gainesville, GA)

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demic and athletic life. For the henelit of Riverside 1.z'ff Gi-:N liR.XI. S.-xxov lirgwiik l'z'exi1fef1 I Riff llf lxr. Cot.. Il. l.. l3ii.wi.R Suferizlfezrrlzfnl l 194 9 Riverside has heeu exceptionally fortunate this This no often refers to huttons, shaves, and hair- vear in securing a very competent faculty. This Cuts, however, it usually pertains to reports. vear's group teems with intelligent and understand- II I .. lhe next group to pass hv is composed of the mg men who represent all phases of military, IICZI- ' .Xcademic Staff, headed hy Colonel Ilames K. . . . . I Mooney tthe culprit who waits until lllI3llS1llllI'll1lY patrons and friends, the faculty will pass in review. I ' I A morning to post the grades, leaving us exactly no Build up your hotly. Sunshine! Sunshine! time to go to townl and his accomplice and fellow- shouts the first to pass the reviewing stand. lf you villain, Colonel lf. O. B. tFine Old Boyl Garner, haven't already guessed, ills the General. This man head slave-driver of the place which is dearest to hy his untiring etlorts has huilt one of the finest every catlet's heart. military academies in the world. Though we may II I I II I . , . . . Giving eyes right for the .Xthletic Department ol.e aliout the lienerals conservatism, and insist- I I I' I I II I . . is Colonel la. Curtis. lhe cadets learn their .X, ence on physical development, we are deeply tn- , . v. - - - - ,- . . . . li, ls from his dailv warnings, especially' the Z s. dehted to him for the opportunities he has afforded I ' I I I ' . . Next we have our comhmation Icootlwall, liasketlvall, us at Riverside. I I I I and ll. S, ll. Coach, laeutenant Engle C. May. The second unit passing in review is the Com- .Xlthough our foothall season was not up to expecta- mandant's Stall-Colonel Beaver and Colonel tions, our haskcthall squad came through with lly- Nloore, Yice'l'resident and Commandant, respec- ing colors. ln the third rank is Lieutenant l.eo .X. tively. llanlved in the l'ear hy a gentleman from a Zack, Baselwall and V. lfoothall Coach. VVe don't tiaint-sville l'illow Company, who is engaged in want to state that our faculty is paid well, hut l,ieu- viclving up feathers. tNVhere they come from we tenant Zack turns up with a new car every few need not say.l These two men seem to have a lim- months. YVe owe the tine performance of our Var- ited yoeahulary, for all they ever say is Nail sity Track Team to one Captain Mcflain. .Xl- l l,1'fl l.'r. Lltll.. T. I . fi.XRNliR IJVIUI lyr. Col.. loux C. Nlooui ffl: lll lllllllllflllf I,'l'. CHI.. Il.-uit-.s li. Kloox Rr'1ff.y'll'rlr'

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Book Cne ACADEMIC CONFERENCE: Trouble Ahead 'IIE 1

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l.'r. Cot.. F. H. CANTR 3 .. H1 LT. COL. E. J. CURHS l.'r. VV. H. CH.-XNlJl.IiR l'..1l.S.5:f 'l'. ,blflifffff Ipfmm- C? f 'ff -rff ' FACULTY though he threatens to keep us from the beach, he isn't really that mean. Bringing up the rear in our display of muscular giants are Captain Brannon, Coach of our j. V. Basketball Teams, and Lieuten' ant Gress, the Simon Legree of football. Rushing past the reviewing stand at double time is the Math Department, led by Colonel L. D. VVat- son, who is being rapidly overtaken by Colonel Reed Brown tin overdrivel. Behind them and pre- senting arms with meter sticks are Major Oldham and Captain Ayers, both of whom entertain both faculty and cadets with colorful language. Upon hearing a clatter and clank of test tubes, bunsen burners and thermometers, we are im- pressed by the appearance of the Science Depart- Illfllf. Colonel T. I.. Alexander. upon his return from war-torn China, has proved to be one of the most able and competent Physics teachers in the South. Captain ll2SU. Oja is our dignified Chem- istry teacher, to whom all the boys affectionately refer as The Dj. Next in the faculty parade is the Language De- partment. The English platoon consists of Colonel It Loi L Mullaly fthe greatest atlverhj, Major Lee tThe Majl, Major tLudyJ Luderman, Major NVood fthe Chaplainj, and Captain lGrease Painti Boyle. This unit is one of the ablest departments in our school. Holding a friendly conversation in Spanish, we see Major Vidal and Lieutenant Barnhart. These two companions have ably taught Spanish together for four years. Diverting his colorful lan' guage to German, Major Oldham is now pinch- hitting for General Beaver, who lent a helping hand at the beginning of the course. Lieutenant Casa- nova Bolehoz is our French and Latin instructor, and on the side he plays the organ. Pedaling by on a combination bicycle, typewriter and outdoor gym, are the commercial subject teach' ers, Major fliillyj Burns, Major fjungle ,limi Crisp, and Lieutenant tjoej Cera. These teachers teach what are usually referred to as crip courses, with Lieutenant Cera offering a sharp dissent. Now we have a dash of red in the parade. ls it the Colors ? No. lt is Major VVily and her red cape. This famous munitions expert is the person CCONTINCRIJ UN l'.-Hifi 123 .. . D. XV.-vrsox M.xjoR C. R. TAYl.oR L'r.Co1...I..I. lXIL'I.I.,Xl.Y lxr. Col.. RMU M Bao Du f r tor, .luniur Colle: r Princi 111, .funiorSfl1ool .'1A'XfA'f1lllfl,l'fIIl'f al ,1X.Yf.VfllIIf Prim: al .I P