Riverside Military Academy - Bayonet Yearbook (Gainesville, GA)

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C.u i'.-tm .Ions 'llRlCli i1.l'.t'fXfIllIf lI1lI'ft'l'III!lXfl'l' Slaktlli.-KNT I 'C fill.-XDY H. 'llL'Nll.IN illilifary l,l'fNIl'fIIll'lIf Mixjoa Pisnao M. XYID.-Xl. Spalrixli MR. Romain' bVII.l.IAIX1S, JR. Sfrfwzzrzl tCUN'l'lNlllClJ FROM IHXCIE 9l who wishes us the best of everything as we enter the infirmary. As the band troops the line, we notice the absence of a beloved member. The late Major Reno Zaza is the absentee. At his passing he was deeply grieved by both faculty and cadets. He is survived by his able nephew, Captain liaurenzi, who we are sure will carry on his fine work. The jingle of coins brings to our attention Major tMoney-liagsl Stribling. The last unit to pass the reviewing stand is that snappy, well-disciplined Military Staff. Our l'. M. S. 8: T. ll' for posturel Colonel Fred ll. Cantrell, the cross between Charles Atlas and Bob Hope, leads this detachment. His adiutant, Captain tFleet lfootl Saine is quite a man of medals and a gradu- ate of VVest Point. Living up to standards set by the othcers of the Military Staff, we have the non- connnissioned group. This consists of Master Ser- geant joe tilachelorj Bennett, Master Sergeant Cliedl Fowler, Sergeant First Class Tumlin and recently promoted Sergeant tlladdyl Favati. Major C. R. Taylor ably heads the junior detach- ment with fine assistance from Mrs. Mullaly, Cap- tain Mallon, Lieutenant johnson, I.ieutenant Col- lins, and two newcomers, Lieutenant Bagwell and Lieutenant Hopkins. Mrs. Myers, as house mother, completes the statf, from which-we regret to re- port-long and serious illness has removed Captain Hixenbaugh. Three-cornered pants, safety pins, and a saving sense of humor Compose the guidon of this super-active department. Our mounted unit, the Quartermaster Corps, now appears, led by Lieutenant Napkin Chandler. In the rear are Major Hop-a-long llorning and Cap- tain l-lonest-john Trice. Under current regulae tions, the book-store issues two sizes of uniforms- too large or too small. The Armored Plate Division, headed by Mr. VVil- liams, now clatters by. On the guidon, firmly an- chored by Big VVill, appears this motto, They may not be clean, but they are sterilized. Since we have now passed the faculty in review for you, we hope you are thoroughly familiar with their characteristics and personalities. Until we sound .-Xdjutant's Call again in 1950, we bid you farewell. Miss RIAUDE XVILY Nurse dirt-IOR B1iN'roN B. lVoon Cillllfllllill l,lliL l'l2NAN'I' Liao A. Zixcic St'ilf'lIt'F Mabton Riaxo ZAZA

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CLASS 0F I9 49 CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION JUNE 6, 1949 OFFICERS D. LOEFFLER ..... ................ .... l ' aledictorian B. W. BUSH ....... ............ ..... S rl lutalorian X. A. LAUCIRICA ..... ......... I 'resident T. M. LAKOS ..... ...... V ice-President S. R. CAHOON ....... ............ .... S e cretary-Treasurer Classical Diploma Xavier A. Laucirica Scientific Diploma Jack Abrams Cameron Randolph Beard, Jr. William Cullen Boucher Bobby Wesley Bush Fausto M. Caamano Luis Angel Caamano Sumner Roger Cahoon, Jr. Charles L. Carroon Robert Chesley Couch Cicero Council, Jr. John M. Daly Juan Francisco de la Guardia Ronald Jay Goldman George Whitmire Gowen Alfred Wilson Hamer Burton E. Handmacher Frank Lee Hood III Charles Leitner Jennings John Baker Johnson Robert Tipton Johnson Howard Allen Kalmenson lVIeier Hollander Kauffman Louis Kosmin Vernon Clarke Lassiter, Jr. Samuel Lishinsky Peter Hotchkiss Lyons John Robert McDonald III Michael John Mateo Mayer lllitchell Ira Sanders Mothner Parris Paul Mustakas Mauricio Navarrete Castro Charles Thomas Patton LeRoy Robert Pesson LeRoy Fowler Risk Leon Josiah Robbins II Julian Lasky Robinson Donald John Shawver Jerome Mayer Silverman Ignacio H. Soler Leith Paul Trask Harold Stewart Wright English Diploma William Donald Begg James D. Blease George Moyer Bleekman, Jr. Eduardo Nicanor Boyd Allen Monroe Chandler Ill Richard A. R. Christensen Donald Peter Cook lilyron Davidson Julius Edwards Earle, Jr. Ronald David Ertley Irwin S. Fosnaugh, Jr. Eugene James Gibbons, Jr. lVIarvin Bernard Greenberg Roy John Heller Kenneth D. Hernandez Earl Huston Hyed James Merle Ideman William Flake Joiner, Jr. Lovick H. Kernodle, Jr. Clyde W. Kindley, Jr. Theodore lVIichael Lakos Frank Roger Layman, Jr. Albert Taylor Lenz Douglas Jay Loefller George Steven Lotterer John William McCraney Jose Antonio Miranda David lVIcMillan Moody Harris Carmichael Mooney Ernest Wismar Nielsen Roy Pilgrim Otwell, Jr. David Herndon Owen James Donald Rainey Barry D. Rubin Joseph Donald Settles Robert Nicolas Stanziola Raymond Currier Thornton Teodoro Viera Echegaray Jack Meredith Wilt Alvin I. Wolf Commergcial Diploma Gus John Caras Ignacio G. Gutierrez Charles Jay Levy Francisco Luis Olarte Post Graduate Certificate Forrest Sylvester Crowder,Jr James Frank Crutchfield, Jr Karl Victor Haendle Charles Cox Miller, Jr. Alfred Lee Paul