Riverside Military Academy - Bayonet Yearbook (Gainesville, GA)

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S E S S A IL C E H T TERM ACADEMIC HONORS AWARDED BY COLONEL BEAVER

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v i .3936ng 55w; 5 ' ii ' 7 ??? iihx52-if'3fgktiibs4 cg: a 2h, 3x ; ii DEDICATION For the most part, we go along with this gtmtleman-obeying or appearing to obey his numerous, frequent, and emphatic injunctions, which add up to iiyou must study, you must behave; and you must develop! But we arenit waiting for that iimature opinion ten years from now -weire moving in now- ten years ahead of his suggested schedule - to pay merited tribute to General Sandy Beaver on his success, his zeal, his drive, and his enthusiasm as President of Riverside for forty-flve of the academy's eventful fifty years!

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1958 FAC GENERAL SANDY BEAVER PresidenfL The first to enter my mind is the President of R. M. A. tREg Mop Apartments; General Sandy Young-at-Heart Beager,1 W 0 now brags Oi of RiverSIde's fiftleth year. Gold engraved 1p omas this year? lFive dollars extraq c: . . Next is our beloved superintendenta Colonel John Dlm-Dim- the-Lights Beaver, who cant take a h1nt for Saturday nights. . I guess now I will put in a plug l1 shouldn t have to; he 15 everywhere he shouldn't be at the wrong t1me.i fpr our wonderful commandant, Major I'm-Walking May. He Stlll hasnt stopped A Companyls nightly hall parties. a , Our registrar is, and has been for many years, Colonel Ini- Gonna-Sit-Right-Down-and-Write-Myself-egLetter'ld Mooney, who IS still holdin the chalk while ou write t e recor . COL JAMES K. MOONEY Colonel lgkeed Transfusionx' Brown is still making predictions, not promises, for the Florida weather. , . Our dean, Colonel Turner Love-Me-or-Leave-Me Garner, stlll firmly believes that the pen is mightier than the sword. tWe be- lieve it, tooD Colonel llMy-Wild-Irish-Rose Mullaly, transplanted into River- side thirty years ago, is still sprouting tor spoutingi progress with the French and Latin students. . Major llLet's-Have-a-Party Allen is our activities director who made speedy progress in finding a substitute for Miss Harris's School. Colonel Crying-in-the-Chapel Moore is still one of the prob- lems with English scholars. Colonel Flat-Top Alexander has retired from .physics to give the algebra students a whirl. Colonel llYou-All-Come Curtis still promotes student support for our teams. tThe teams get our support any wayh Colonel Itls-Howdy-Doody-Time Wallace still reigns over those wild mixed-up juniors, with help from such notables as Captain llHup-Two-Three-Four Lane, Lieutenant llLove Call Sechrist, Lleutenant April Showers Bowden, and Lieutenant Organ Grinder Smith. Major llWharn-Bam Lee has troubles this year with fireworks afteif taps, contlnues to provide English troubles for Seniors and Junlors. Miss. Are-You-from-DixieP Wily is back again with her infamous dynamite pllls as the South,s a1d 1n the Civil War at Riversidex Registrar COL. JOHN C. MOORE Assisfanl fo the Presidenf Commandant MAJOR E. c. MAY h LT. COL. ARTHUR c. WALLACE . Principal, Junior High COL. T. F. GARNER Dean The BAYONET pays final tribute to Colonel Garner whose death on March 9, 1958, was a shock to all at Riverside.