Riverside Military Academy - Bayonet Yearbook (Gainesville, GA)

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ufrwfrffrifr 7fx'7fi'7ff7f? 'IQU A REI..-YI'IYE NEVVCOMER . . . VVHO BY HIS ISNGAGING FRIENDLINESS, HIS VVARM CO-0I'liRA'l'ION, HIS SINCIZRE IN'l'IiRIiS'I', HIS DIZVUTION T0 THE FINE THINGS FOR WHICH RIVERSIDE STANDS, HAS QUICKLY MADE A PLACE FUR HIINISIELI-' IN THIS AC.-XDI5N1X'. . . . 'IIO A DIS'I'INGL'ISHIiD SOLDIER, A FINE GIiN'I'l,IiNIAN, AN OU'l'S'I'ANDING TIEACHISR, AND A Sl'I.I5NDID FRIEND . . . IVE Ulf 'rms 1949 IIAYONIST ST.-xFF Dlzulc.-x'1'1s THIS 'l'HIR'I'IIi'I'Ii YULUNIIS UF THE RIVERSIDI vis.-m-Bzrox 'ro Cumxrfl. 'IQIIONIAS L. AI.IiX.AXN- DER IN .-Xl'l'RIiCI.-Yl'lON 01-' ms MANY FINE QUALI- 'I'l IiS-PERSON .-KI. AND PROFESSIONAI.. xxyxmxm IHXXWX IIIMIIIIII - ug..- ,,, ,.-.- wr 2, Ev a 'ig y 1 ' 1:-'I' ' .4 ,Dm .I-QIQIQIIIIJ

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Afgfw-AAAIAA-A-QAAA r DECORATIONS ARE SOMETIMES MORE THAN MERELY DECORATIVE .... IN THIS ISSUE AND ON THESE PAGES, THE STARS REPRESENT THE THIRTY YEARS OF BAY- ONET PUBLICATION AND THE TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OF HONOR SCHOOL DESIGNATION .... WE OF THE STAFF HOPE THAT OUR EFFORTS WILL LIVE UP TO THE ACHIEVEMENTS OF PREVIOUS STAFFS, JUST AS THE CORPS AS A WHOLE WILL CONTINUE TO MAIN- TAIN RIVERSIDE,S TRADITIONAL STANDARDS OF EXCEL- LENCE .... IT HAS BEEN A FINE YEAR AS A WHOLE, DESPITE SOME LOSSES, AND WE HOPE THAT OUR WRIT- ING, DRAWING, AND PICTURE-TAKING EFFORTS HAvE CAPTURED AND HELD THE HIGHLIGHTS FOR You. O TE BOOK ONE ACADEMIC BOOK TWO MILITARY BOOK THREE ATHLETICS BOOK FOUR ACTIVITIES BOOK FIVE ADVERTISEMENTS -afAfffAAQAA2ffH4fAAfZ'A

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FUI. -I xxiifs K. NIIHINFY II. C. Moosiv Ii. W. Brsu j. R. Mcllovxro bl. I.. Roinxsox IA. R. l.ivX1.xx F. I.. Hoon Il. j. I.oicifri.r:R I'. II. I.voxs I,. .X. lixkiuiux I. S. lhltVI'IINER j. .L llUI,l'lRI70K 'I'. li. .lcxiaimxx j. j. .XI,oNso R. li. Cures l'. Iloiunvrrl N. .X. -Ionxsox D. Ii. ihlII,I.I-IR R. Ii. Russian. If. H. Simi 1949 BAYO ET lYith preparation of the lg.XYONIi'I' nearly corn- plete, Colonel Xlooney, veteran lfaculty Ad- viser. feels that this year's group has done a good -ioh of keeping up the high standards maintained during thirty years of ll.-xvoNl5'l' puhlication. Associate lfditors Klooney and liush-the former incidentally is the only veteran rneinher of the present Stall-have done a good joh of rounding up material, planning, making assign- ments. and have also found time for individual etlorts. llush has handled the Review of the Faculty, while Mooney has contrihuted skits, drawings, and photographs. Xlcllonald and Rohinson have worked together in preparing the senior hioggraphies, while Rohinson is also largely the creator of this year's striking cover. Nlilitary lfditor l.1lj'II11lII has done a good uiolv of gt-ting in the write-ups, photographs, rosters, etc., composing his section: and Sports lzditor Xlothner has provided good coverage in his sometimes hard-to-cover tlepartnient. l,oelller's assignment has heen the calendar of activities, while Hood, Garrard, l.yons, and Holbrook have worked together in asseinhling the Activities and llumor sections. Ackerman, flares. lloroyvitl. Russell. and Sher have hcen the principal photographers with Colonel Xlooncy and the Xletlalist lend- ing a helping lens. 'lille Art Stall has included Alonso, Nat -lohnson, and llave Xliller with assists from Garrard and l,yons. VVL' of tht- Stall can only hope that our -ioint efforts will prove successful in representing the highlights of a line year for the more than O00 Cadets and lfaculty involved-if so, you will have in this IQ-I9 lgAYUNIi'l' a hook that will he a source of lasting pleasure in the many years ahead.