Riverside Military Academy - Bayonet Yearbook (Gainesville, GA)

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3: WT , a: CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION C. E. PEERY . J. W. WILLIAMS . H. F. SNIDER . W. S. VAN NOSTRANIS T. M. BLAKE L. D. BISHOP R. L. PHILLIPS . S. B. FULLER . J. J. FABRICIUS . CLASSICAL DIPLOMA Forrest Lauchlin Adair II Norman Perkins Blake, Jr. Sumner B. Fuller, Jr. Stewart Joseph Lagarde John Watkins Williams III SCIENTIFIC DIPLOMA Eduardo Ernesto Acosta Jerry Glen Adkins Jose Maria Anez Sanz Frank John Babiarz Stephen Thomas Ball Ewen Paschal Barnett, Jr. William Edward Belford Louis Daniel Bishop, Jr. Timothy Morgan Blake Meyer Davis Bluestein David Forrest Boggs William Perry Brady Jack Arnold Brightwell, Jr. Roland Alexander Brown, Jr. Robert Lee Brown Laurence William Burt William Preston Bynum III Carlos Alberto Cabral Tejeda Freeman Abraham Carr Carlos Manuel Castellon Terry Robert Clark Marvin Alan Cohen Cordon Clay Cornell David Anthony Dufault F rank Bernald Fazzio Arturo Rafael Gamez Oscar Jose Garcia William Thomas Hammer, Jr. Eduardo A. Hernandez Abreu Cristobal Toribio Hernandez P. Thomas Glenn Hill III Michael Shannon House Marcus Glenn Howell Gary Edward Hoyt William David Hutchinson George Oliver Jackson, Jr. Richard Allen Johnson Donald Steve Kapuse Samuel Merdic Keen, Jr. Kenneth Callaway King, Jr. Charles Nicolas Kinsey Robert Wayne Knuutila Richard Joseph Kowkabany Daniel Hutchison Kubly CLASS HONORS OF F ICERS Robert William Legenhausen Edward Waddell Lucas Theodore John Markos F rank Louis Maurno Kenneth Alan Monier Michael Lars Parrish George Hessler Paul Lucian Allen Peacock, J r. Richard Garrett Pechin Cliff Edmond Peery Enrique Percal Oberstein Michael Randolph Prater James Wathen Prejean James Joseph Reed Anthony J ohn Rizzo HI William Alexander Ross Leonard Harold Rubin Vincent Robert Saurino, Jr. Simon Harry Scher J ohn George Schwartz Charles David Scott Robert Earl Showalter II Elliott Herschel Simkins Alonzo Gardner Smith, Jr. Ronald Groover Smith Harrison Frederic Snider, Jr. William J efferson Steger, Jr. John Chenoweth Stevens David Frederick Taylor III David Julio Trossi Bob Stewart Valdes William Starr Van Nostrand III Billy Ray Vaughn Stuart Barry Weinstein Edward Small White Samuel Allen Wilson, J r. ENGLISH DIPLOMA Garry William Angelocci Heberto Alejandro Arostegui William Young Barkett Ronald Buford Baucom Barton Patrick Chaney Charles Owen Clawson Sylvan Vonna Daugherty, Jr. Clifford Lanier Deal, Jr. John Christopher Evorsoll Jerrald Justin Fabricius Walter Norriss Farris Wayne Woodrow Cordon V aledictorian . Salutatorian . President V ice-President . Secretary Treasurer . H istorian Prophet : ngst .Will gnd' Testament William Walter Hagerman F rederick Myron Halbert Smith Ervin Hendricks, Jr. Gabriel 13323 0553 William Hickcox Johnson Robert Mark Keith Austin Raymond King, Jr. Kenneth Gustav Kohary Walter Owen McDougaId, Jr. Albert Owens McElheny Henry Franklin McLaurin Roy Lee Manning, Jr. Miguel Angel Marcos Fernandez Louis Leopold Marion, Jr. Emilio Martinez F rank Terry Bruce Melenbacker Herbert Arnold Mevers, J r. James Merrill Moore Robert Neal Mulwee Lester Neville Oberg, Jr. Paul Anthony Paciera, J r. Buddy Julius Parrish Richard Ledlie Phillips Ivan Fernando Purcell Douglas Irving Richardson Miguel Ernesto Romeu II John Henry Salmon, Jr. Roberto Alfredo Schmidt James Whitney Stephenson Bernard Edward Vernice, Jr. Richard Dennis Vinson John Ernest Wilbanks, Jr. Richard Lyndon Williams COMMERCIAL DIPLOMA Arthur Philip Henricks III POST GRADUATE CERTIFICATE James Dennis Bailey John David Chapman. Jr. Charles Brvm Cocoros Robort William Demon JNIII Pivrrv Mivllol Gimrdey Darvll lmmy Goodwin Stephen Putrivk MavCarmn John Ruskin Nwly. Jr. .Iosvph Julm Pagliaro. J 1'. Hamid Rivlmrd Prmvnchor Edgardo Rolwlvs Hun Furlv Slum lhumund Roy Tuvkvr

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hfqiiitifnem 's A. 's I'f' GEN ERAL SANDY BEAVER President Quotes, observations, comments, and libel anony- mously offered . . . General Beaver, according to chapel remarks, is in his 77th year, was the youngest baseball captain in the history of the University of Georgia, and is apparently the only survivor of a college class that fell victims to various habits like smoking, drinking, etc. . . . Col. Beaver lost his beloved dog-dead, busted, beat-up, 1918 Buick for a more-but not tooerecent Pontiac wagon which has the 1960 winter virtue of being a good snow wagon . . . Col. Mooneyis remarks COLONEL JAMES K. MOONEY Registrar COLONEL JOHN C. MOORE Principal 1960 on colleges, examinations, tests, etc., sometimes have a sleeping effect, but generally contribute much of value to the cadet7s Viewpoint . . . Col. Moore provides the much-needed religious sessions that precede brain- washing by other faculty members . . Col. Mayis recent trip to Atlanta in civilian clothes sadly ham- pered Brenau,s freeiweek-end . . . Col. Curtis: iiNow get this, posted downstairs on the athletic bulletin board is a roster of the Corps. Check and be sure your name is on it, if not come see me because you donit belong hereii . . . Lt. Col. A. T. Beaver: iTve got three things to saymfirst, is everything crystal clear; second, what it all comes down to is this, that the rifle is missing; third, I forget,, . . . Maj. Medlin who has changed the song iiMe and My Shadow, to iiMe and My Dogii . . . Capt. Bill Maginnisis theme song is iiWhen you smilei, trarelyl icBoys come out for foot- ball. After one year on my squad, you,ll be a physical wreck, but you will know how to play football. I also hate quittersn . . Capt. Aaron: iiWhy wasnit the track team at practice yesterday? You are all off the squad!,, . . . Major Bowers is rumored to have come to Riverside from the 1926 Olympic team . . . Capt. Don Britt has said that his favorite quotations are iTm tough.'Just ask meii and iiWhen Pm happy, you,re happy, . . . Lt. Collins continues cool, man, cool . . . Col. Crisp: ciHey, boy! You are under mili- tary arrestV, . . . Capt. Dooley, frequent dismisser of study hall and a lover of smorgasbord at the Avion . . . Sgt. DuBois, new military staff member who seems a bit meticulous at rifle inspection . . . Capt. Edmonds can,t answer questions about the weather up there because he keeps that visor pulled so low he canit see how the weather is . . . Capt. Farrow has set new records for running up the chapel steps and some day just isn,t going to make that speedy pace . . . Sgt. Helms has already made himself known through in- quiries about iiWhereis that rifleij . . . Maj. Henshaw is a gentlemanly addition to the staff who is learning to cope With some of the less eager and brilliant COLONEL ENGLE C. MAY Commandant t L s xix WWW mt Xi h h 0! m'm