Riverside Military Academy - Bayonet Yearbook (Gainesville, GA)

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THE HAIRCUT BEING MEASURED NOW FOR THE SUPPLIES

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FOREWORD may seem a little dearer and a little more golden HerrSs hoping the Hdear, 01d golden school days as a result of our efforts in recording same in photo- graphs, in written accounts, and in cartoonsWall 0f which wefve tried to stop at least a little short of libel. More seriously, WC,VC worked hard to give you a complete record of another year of Riversidds fine tradition of hard work, interesting personnel, color- ful activities, and rewarding accomplishment. We hope you,ll like it. CONTENTS I. CLASSES II. M I LI TA RY III.ATHLETICS IV.ACTIVITIES V. ADVERTISEMENTS FIRST CHOW LINE . . . INTERESTING BACKGROUND . ..

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'PPLIES And new to work . . . 1957 BAYONET The Staff of the 1957 Bayonet has worked hard With a View to carrying out the traditions of good reporting set up and maintained by earlier cadet groups. This. year, Gary Bisso has had the job of organizing and pushing through the entire production and has received aible assistance from Rod Coates, Who has ramrodded the Military Department and assisted with general organization and collecting of material. Paul George has given assistance in this department as well. The important activities section has been headed up by Larry Shewmaker, Adolfo Munoz, and Bob Greenman, a newcomer to the Staff. Veteran Bob Bemis has continued his able photographic work for the Bayonet, and can claim credit for most of the novel introductory pages of this year,s book. Jared Davis and Richard Holding have aided in the activities section and elsewhere as needed, While Dan Spengler has headed the art staff With an assist from Francisco Larrazabal. Jay Hine has fought shy of libel iwe hopei in doing the Faculty again, while Bob Jones and Roger Stribling, along With Paul George and others, have organized and developed the sports coverage. Colonel Mooney feels that the group has done a good job, and the staff now presents its efforts for the approval of the Seniors and the Corps.