Sewanee Military Academy - Saber Yearbook (Sewanee, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1950 volume:

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SAMUEL L, ROBINSON Superiniendenf To every senior fhere comes a 'lime when he musf bid adieu fo fhe guiding hand and unfiring pafience of his feachers, and now fhe Senior Class of l950 finds no alfernafive buf fo follow 'rhe general paffern in fhis direcfion. We are nof in fhe leasf unmindful of fhe splendid individual efforfs which you have exerfed in our behalf, and in each of our breasfs is nurfured fhe de- sire fo some day fulfill fhe aspirafions you hold for us. So, wifh considerable misgivings, and wifh a fear in our eye and a smile on our lips, we now say goodbye fo each of you. HDIIIIIIISTRFITIUII COL. CLYDE A. FASICK Headmasfer COL. CRAIG ALDERMAN Commandanf vm. MQ . ra -J? 19 3 ...nl l THE'Bi-HCUL, QAM, COLONEL I. B. WARNER, B.S. . COLONEL P. J. GARLAND, B.S. . COLONEL H. B. ROBERTS, B.S. . . . COLONEL H. B. SCOTT, B.S., M.S., LL.B. . MAJOR E. M. MAJOR S. H. MAJOR A. G. CAPTAIN J. B. BEARDEN, M.A., B.D. . ABERNATHY, B.S. . URBAN, B.S. . ERNEST, B.S. . Firsf Row . . . . . . . . His+orygGovernmen+ . Direcfor of A+hle+icsg French, Spanish, His+ory . . Maihemafics . Chemisfry and Law Second Row . . . . . . . . . . Chaplain: Librarian . . . . . . Professor, Milifary Science and Tacfics . Ma+hama+iaai Head Coach Foofball, Boxing aaa Wresfling . . . Mafhemnicsg Head Coach, Golf 19 HE FH lTV Firsi Row CAPTAIN MAXWELL CORNELIUS, B.A. . ...... Physics: Maihemaficsg Assisfanf Commandani CAPTAIN R. CAPTAIN R. CAPTAIN W. CAPTAIN H. LIEUTENANT LIEUTENANT LIEUTENANT WOOD, B.S., M.A. . . ELLISE, LIH. B., MA. . DAVIS, B.A. . DAVISSON, JR., B.A., M.A. . C. THWEATT, JR., B.A. . L. YELVERTON, B.A. . L. NAEGELE, B.S. . . Mafhemaiicsg Head Coach Basireiballg Assf. Foofball Coach Second Row 20 ........Lafin . English: Taciical Officer, Co. A. Hisioryg English: TacIicaI Officer, Co., HB. . . . . . Hisioryg English . Lafing English, Assi. Coach, Boxing . . Ma+hema'Iicsg Band Direcfor ef: LT Firsf Row LIEUTENANT E. B. BRINKLEY, B.A. . . . . English FIRST SERGEANT W. M. HANNAH MASTER SERGEANT W. W. PICKETT SERGEANT C. H. NESMITH SERGEANT J. G. BRANNON Z .C.lf-7fwmif' Second Row MISS MARY C. HUNT . . Regisfrar MRS. BERTHA GRAVES . Diefiiiun MRS. J. F. JACKSON. R.N. . . . Nurse 1 Q . ,S 35 .e Z' - I zf.-ffm an S W 2 W2 2, , -.6 Cadef Capf. Fullerfon, Cade? Capf. Conklin, Cade? Maior W. Smith, Cade? Capi. Clare Cade? 2d LIBUI Gold SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS WILLIAM HAMLET SMITH . . ENSIGN CAMPBELL CONKLIN . SAM RUFUS CLARE . MORTON IRVING GOLD . . CHARLES MICHAEL FULLERTON . Presidenf Vice-Presidenf Secrefary Treasurer Hisforian CLHSSES 23 EIIIUR CIIIS Ix.D ZN THOMAS JEROME ABERNATHY Lover's Lane PULASKI, TENNESSEE The real clwaracier of a man is 'Found oul' by his amusemen+s '48-'495 Sergeanf, '49-'50, Varsiiy Foofball Manager, '49-'50: Baseball, '48-'49, Award, Varsify Foofball Manager, '49-'50g Winner, G. H. Miller-Smifh Scholarship, '49: Degrees of Meri? and Honor, N.F.L.g Isi Place, T.I.L.L. Disirici Oraiorical Declamafion, '-19: Isl Place, Mid-Soufh Oraforical Declamaiion, '49: Coiillion Club, '48-'49-'50. Aber JOHN McLEAN ALLISON, JR. 3IIO Dunwoodie TAMPA, FLORIDA Noi wlwai I am, buf wha? I aspire Io be, comforis me '47-'48: '48: Corporal, '49g Sergeanf Firsi' Class, '49-'5O: Golf, '47-'48, '48-'49, Junior Varsify Fooiball, '43-'497 Varsify Baslrefball Manager, '49-'50, Phoiographer, '50 SABER: Coiillion Club, '47-'48-'49-'50. Round man THOMAS ALAN AUSTIN 3550 Perkins Road BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA Be Irue Io your own highesi convicfions '47-'48: Corporal, '48-'49: Masier Sergeani, '49-'50, Academic Council, '49-'50: Academic Privileges, '47-'48, '48-'49, '49-'50: Tennis, '47-'48, Rifle Team, '48-'49, '49-'50, Baseball, '49-'5O: Award, Rifle Team, '48-'49, Assisfanf Feaiure Ediior, '50 SABER: Cofiilion Club, '47-'48-'49-'50. Turkey 24 EIIIOR CLIISS JON B. BEARDALL ZI4 Lucerne Circle ORLANDO, FLORIDA Nolhing can give me peace bul lhe lriumph ol principles '46-'47, Corporal, '47-'48, Sergeanl, '48-'49, Second Lieulenanl, '49-'50, Firsl Lieulenanl, '50, Honor Council, '49-'50, Academic Council, '49-'50, Freshman Scholarship, '46-'47, Oulslanding Undergraduale Cadel, '47-'48, Academic Privi- leges, '46-'47, '47-'48, '48-'49, '50, Honor Roll, '49-'50, Mile Baslcelball, '46-'47, Junior Varsily Bashelball, '47-'48, B' Team Baslrelball, '48-'49, Varsily Baslrelball, '49-'50, Member, All Mid-Soulh Championship Swimming Team, '49, award 'Mile Baslelball, '46-'47, Award, Junior Varsily Baslelball, '47-'48, Award, B Team Baslzelball, '48-'49, Saber Drill: '49, Assislanl Fealure Edilor, '50 SABER, Colillion Club, '4b-'47-'48-'49-'50. Sainl JOHN LEONARD BITTER l61 Kimberly Avenue ASHEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA Silence is more eloquenl lhan words '47-'48, '48-'49, Sergeanl, '49-'50, Varsily Swimming, '48-'49, '49-'50, Member, Soulhern lnlerscholaslic Championship Swimming Team, '49, Member, Mid-Soulh Championship Swimming Team, '49, '50, Member, Record Holding Soulhern lnlerscholaslic 200 yard Relay Team, '49, Colillion Club, '47-'48-'49-'50. Billie SPENCER WALLACE BOYD, JR. 2690 Habersham Road ATLANTA, GEORGIA See lhe conquering hero comes! '49-'50, Cheer Leader, '49-'50, Varsily Swimming, '49-'50, Member, Mid-Soulh Championship Swimming Team, '50, Mem- ber, Soulhern lnlerscholaslic Championship Swimming Team, '50, Firsl Place, Diving, Soulheaslern lnlerscholaslic Swim- ming Meel, Firsl Place, Diving, Mid-Soulh Swimming Meel, Firsl Place, Diving, Easlern lnlerscholaslic Swimming Meel, Cofillion Club, '49-'50. Spencer 25 EIIIOR CLHSS EUROPE A. CALDWELL, JR. 5202 La Salle Sireef BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA Common sense is inslincl, and enough of if is genius '48-'49g Sergeanf, '49-'50g Junior Varsify Fooiball, '48-'491Traclr, '48-'49g Rifle Team, '48-'49, '49-'50, Award, Junior Varsiiy Foolball, '48-'49q Award, Rifle Tv-am, '48-'49: Colillion Club, '48-'49-'50. Alex SAMUEL JONES CASSELS. III 7l6 Felder Avenue MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA You can believe in honor because you have achieved ii '47-'48g Sergeani, '48, Corporal, '48-'49g Sergeanf Firs+ Class, '49-'50, Honor Council, '48-'49, '49-'50: Golf, '47-'48, '48g Baseball, '47-'48, Swimming, '48: Varsiiy Swimming Manager, '48-'49, '49-'50g Award, Varsity Swimming Manager, '48-'49: N.F.L., '47-'48, '48-'49, '49-'50: Feafure Edifor, '50 SABER: Cofillion Club, '47-'48-'49-'50. nsam.. SAM RUFUS CLARE 935 Plymouih Road Norfheasf ATLANTA, GEORGIA l am a par? of all fhaf l have mel '47-'48: Corporal, '48g Sergeanl, '48-'49: Caplain, B Company Commander, '49-'50, Honor Council, '48-'49, '49-'50: Secreiary Honor Council, '49-'50, Academic Council, '49-'50, Secretary, Academic Council, '49-'50, Junior Varsify Foofball, '47-'4B7 Co-Capfain, Junior Varsi+y Foofball, '47-'48, Junior Varsily Baskelball, '47-'48, Varsily Foolball, '48- '49: Varsify Baslrefball, '48-'49, '49-'50, Varsify Baseball, '48-'49-'50g Capfain, Varsiiy Baseball, '49-'50: Award, Junior Varsily Baslrefball, '47-'48, Award, Varsify Baslcefball, '48-'49, Award, Varsiiy Baseball, '47-'48, '48-'49, Secreiary, Monogram Club, '49-'50, Member, Besf Drilled Squad, '48, Besi' Drilled Cadef, '49, Saber Drill, '49g Eliie Plaloon, '4B: R.O.T.C. Academic Achievemeni, '49-'50g Academic Privileges, '50, Secreiary, Senior Class, '49-'50, Secrelary, Y.M.S.L.g Secreiary, Co+illion Club, '49-'50: Sporls Ediior, '50 SABER: Coiillion Club, '47-'48-'49-'50. Hsammy.. 26 EIIIUR CIIISS ENSIGN CAMPBELL CONKLIN 299 S. Colonial Homes Circle Norfhwesl ATLANTA, GEORGIA Who gives his besl ef'For+s can awaif Ihe resull wi'l'houI fear '45-'46, '46-'47, Corporal, '47-'48, '48, Sergeanl, '48-'49, Caplain, A Company Commander, '49-'50, Honor Council, '48- '49, '49-'50, Mile Foolball, '45-'46, '46-'47, Mile Baslelball, '45-'46, Varsily Swimming, '45-'46, '47-'48, '48-'49, '49-'50, Junior Varsify Foofball, '47-'48, Varsily Foolball, '48-'49, '49-'50, Award, Mile Baslxelball, '45-'46, Award, Varsify Foolball, '48-'49, '49-'50, Award, Varsily Swimming, '45-'46, '47-'48, '48-'49, Isl Place, Challanooga Area Diving, '46, Member, Soulhern Inlerscholaslic Championship Swimming Team, '49, '50, Member, 'Mid-Soulh Championship Swimming Team, '49, '50, 4Ih Place, I00 yard Free Slyle, Easlern Inlerscholaslic Swimming Meer, '50, Soulhern and Soulheaslern Infer- scholasfic and Mid-Soulh I00 yard Free Slyle Champion, '50, Saber Drill, '49, Caplain, Varsily Swimming, '49-'50, Vice-Presidenl, Monogram Club, '49-'50, Vice-Presidenf, Y.M.S.L.g Vice-Presidenl, Senior Class, '49-'50, Dale Manager, Corillion Club, '49-'50, Colillion Club, '45-'46-'47-'48-'49-'50, Ink ALBERT KENNEDY DeFRANCE, JR. 522 Sherwood Road SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA AIl wish +o be learned, bul only one is willing fo pay Ihe price '47-'48, Corporal, '48-'49, Masler Sergeanl, '49-'50, Academic Privileges, '48, Honor Roll, '48-'49, '49-'50, Cum Laude, '49, Junior Varsily Foolball, '47-'48, '48-'49, Varsily Foolball, '49-'50, Award, Junior Varsily Foolball, '48-'49, Award, Varsify Foolball, '49-'50, R.O.T.C. Academic Achievemenl, '49-'50, Arr Edilor, '50 SABER, Cofillion Club, '47-'48-'49-'50, nose.. DAVID McQUOWN ELLISON, JR. 2340 Myrlle Avenue BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA In rhe scale of Ihe deslinies, brawn will never weigh so much as brain. '48-'49, Sergeanl, '49-'50, Cum Laude, '49, Varsiry Traclr, '48-'49, '49-'50, Boxing, '49-'50, Swimming, '49-'50, Award Varsi+y Track, '48-'49, N.F.L., Colillion Club, '48-'49-'50. ' Twiddle Dum 27 EIIIDR CLHSS DONALD PIERCE EWING 455 Rafcliff Sfreel SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA To seek, lo sfrive, and nol fo yield '47-'48, Corporal, '48-'49, Lieufenanf, '49-'50, Academic Privileges, '47-'48, '48-'49, '50, Honor Roll, '49-'50, Winner, Colonial Daughiers of American Pairiofism Essay, '49, Mile Foolball, '47-'48, Junior Varsily Foofball, '48-'49, Varsify Foofball, '49-'50, Junior Varsify Baskelball, '47-'48, B Team Baslrefball, '48-'49, Varsiiy Baseball, '48-'49, '49-'50, Award, Miie Foofball, '47-'48, Award, Junior Varsify Fooiball, '48-'49, Award, Varsiiy Foofball, '49-'50, Eliie Plaioon, '49-'50, N.F.L., '47-'48, Glee Club, '47-'48, Assislanl Feafure Edilor, '50 SABER, Coiillion Club, '47-'48-'49-'50. Don WILTON WARD FIELDER ROCKINGl:':'Mhe:IlCl'i'lr:le:2AROLl NA BeHer a wiHy fool, than a 'foolish wif '46, '46-'47, '47-'48, Corporal, '48-'49, Sergeanf Firsi Class, '49-'50, Foofball, '46, Boxing, '46, Rifle Team, '46-'47, '47-'48, Award, Rifle Team, '47-'48, Saber Drill, '47-'48, '48-'49, Dramaiics, Degree of Meri? and Honor, N.F.L., '48-'49, '49-'50, Execufive Council, N.F.L., Vice-Presideni, Colillion Club, '49-'50, Corillion Club, '46-'47-'48-'49-'50. Willie CHARLES MICHAEL FULLERTON OKLAHOBSZ CL-ETAHOMA The ages are all equal, buf genius is above fhe ages '47-'48, Corporal, '48, Sergeanf, '48-'49, Capfain, Baflalion Adiufanl, '49-'50, Academic Council, '49-'50, Cum Laude, '49, Junior Scholarship, '49, Winner, Roberf E. Lee Essay Medal, '49, Ouisianding Undergraduafe Cadei, '49, Honor Roll. '48-'49, '49-'50, Junior Varsily Foofball, '47-'48, Junior Varsify Baslelball, '47-'48, B Team Baslefball, '48-'49, Track, '48 '49, Versiiy Beslrefball, '49-'50, Award, B Team Baskefball, '48-'49, R.O.T.C. Scholarship, '49, R.O.T.C. Academic Achieve- men+, '49-'50, Execulive Council, N.F.L., '49-'50, Degrees ol Marif, Honor, and Excellence, N.F.L., Hisforien, Senior Class, '49-'50, Senior Class Edifor, '50 SABER, Cofillion Club, '47-'48-'49-'50. Milne 28 EIIIOR CLIISS MILTON GILLESPIE, JR. 5I3 Locusf Sfreei HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA He who knows himself besf esfeems himself Ieasf '48-'49: Sergeani, '49-'50: Academic Privileges, '48-'493 Rifle Team, '48-'49, '49-'50: Award, Rifle Team, '48-'49, Co'I'iIIion Club, '43-'49-'50. MiI'Ion PEACHY RIDGWAY GILMER, JR. SH R E:5EP3IIlTIe Lglilelgi ANA Honor lies in honest foil '47-'48g Corporal, '48-'49: Second Lieufenani, '49-'50, Firsi Lieufenani, '50, Academic Privileges, '48-'49, '49-'50, Winner, Sidney Lanier Essay, '48g Golf, '47-'48, Tennis, '47-'48, '48-'49, '49-'50g Baseball, '48-'49, '49-'50g Award, Varsify Baseball, '48-'49: Leader, Plafoon Winning Compefifion, Firsi' Semesier, '49-'50g Coiillion Club, '47-'48-'49-'50. Peachy STERLING WELCH GLADDEN, JR. 2865 Lydia Avenue BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA Do I worry? '48-'49: Serqeani, '49-'50: Junior Varsify Fooiball, '48-'49: B Team Baslrelball, '48-'49, Cheerleader, '48-'49, '49-'50: Award, Cheer Leader, '48-'49: Glee Club, '48-'497 Cofillion Club, '48-'49-'50. Buck 29 EIIIUR CLIISS MORTON IRVING GOLD I487 Easlmoreland MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE A learned man is an idler who kills lime by sludy '47-'48: Corporal, '48: Sergeanl, '48-'49g Second Lieufenanf, '49-'50: Academic Council, '49-'50, Sophomore Scholarship. '4-83 Oulslanding Undergraduale Cadef, '49, Academic Privileges, '47-'48, Honor Roll, '48-'49, '49-'50, Cum Laude, '49: Tennis, '47-'48, '48-'49, '49-'50: Award, Tennis, '48-'49, R.O.T.C. Academic Achievemeni, '49-'50, Degrees of Meril and Honor, N.F.L.: Vice-Presideni, N.F.L., '49-'50: Treasurer, Senior Class, '49-'50, Business Manager, '50 SABER: Coiillion Club, '47-'48-'49-'50, ..Mor+.. WALKER EDWARD GOSSAGE, JR. I4I4 Holly Slreef NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE All fhe world rises up and says, 'There goes a man' '49-'50, Sergeanl, '50: Honor Roll, '50, Varsify Foofball, '49-'50, Varsify Baslleiball, '49-'50, Award, Varsify Foofball, '49-'50: Award, Varsily Baslrefball, '49-'50: Mosl Valuable Player, Varsify Foofball Team, '49-'50: Caplain, Varsiiy Baslelball, '49- '50: Isl Team All Mid-Soufh Foofball, '49-'50, 2nd Team All 'Mid-Soufh Basketball, '49-'50g Cofillion Club, '49-'5O. uEdu BLOUNT HAMILTON GRANT, JR. Jule Peek Avenue CEDARTOWN, GEORGIA Measures, noi men, have always been my mark '48-'49: Sergeanl, '49-'50: Junior Varsily Foofball Manager, '48-'49, '49-'50: Baseball Manager, '48-'49, Award, Junior Var- sify Foolball Manager, '48-'49, Cofillion Club, '48-'49-'50. Grunl 30 EIIIUR CLHSS WILLIAM GARNETT HAMILTON I505 Oakcresf Couri APPLETON, WISCONSIN We malre our lorlunes and we call fhem 'laIe '47-'48, Corporal, '48, Sergeanf, '48-'49, Second Lieufenani, '49-'50, Academic Council, '49-'50, Academic Privileges, '48, '50, Honor Roll, '48-'49, '49-'50, Junior Varsily Foofball, '47-'48, Junior Varsily Baslneiball, '47-'48, Golf, '47-'48, Varsily Foofball, '48-'49, '49-'50, B Team Baslrelball, '48-'49, Varsiiy Traclr, '48-'49, '49-'50, Varsiiy Baslrelball, '49-'50, Award, Junior Varsily Foo+balI, '47-'48, Award, Junior Varsity Baslrefball, '47-'48, Award, Varsily Foofball, '48-'49, '49-'50, Award, B Team Baslrefball, '48-'49, Award, Varsi+y Traclc, '48-'49, Elife Plaloon, '48, Oufsfanding Undergraduale Cadei, '48-'49, R.O.T.C. Academic Achievemeni, '49-'50, Glee Club, '48, Coiillion Club, '47-'48-'49-'50. BilI JOSEPH HAMMOND HARDISON 'IIS Holi Drive RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA The greaf hope of socie+y is individual charac+er '48-'49, Sergeanl, '49-'50, Honor Council, '49-'50, Cum Laude, '49, Honor Roll, '49-'50, Academic Privileges, '50, Varsily Foolball, '48-'49, '49-'50, Varsily Swimming, '48-'49, Varsify Traclr, '48-'49, '49-'50, Wresiling, '49-'50, Award, Varsify Fool'- ball, '48-'49, '49-'50, Award, Varsify Swimming, '48-'49, Member, Souihern lnferscholasfic Championship Swimming Team, '49, Member, Mid-Sourh Championship Swimming Team, '49, Presidenf, Y.M.S.L., Cofillion Club, '48-'49-'50. Son 'ah Gun CHARLES PARKER HIX 35 Norrh Jefferson Slreef WINCHESTER, TENNESSEE There is a place and means for every man alive '48-'49, Sergeanf, '49-'50, Junior Varsify Fooiball, '48-'49, Boxing, '48-'49, Baseball, '48-'49, Varsily Fooiball, '49-'50, Award, Junior Varsify Foofball, '48-'49, Member, Besl Drilled Squad, '49, Elife Plafoon, '49, Colillion Club, '48-'49-'50. Hess 31 EIIIUR CHISS GLENN CLARK HODGES COWAN, TENNESSEE The only way lo have a friend is fo be one '46-'47, '47-'48, Corporal, '48-'49, Sergeani Firsf Class, '49-'50, Mile Baslrefball, '46-'47, Rifle Team, '46-'47, '47-'48, '48- '49, '49-'50, Member, Team Winning William Randolph Hearsi' Trophy, '46-'47, Award, Rifle Team, '47-'48, '48-'49, '49-'50, Cofillion Club, '46-'47-'48-'49-'50. HG- C... HERBERT WOQD KELLEY BATON3'i:On,g2, TQSISIANA Even Though vanquished, he could argue sfill '46, '46-'47, '47-'48, Sergeanl, '48, Corporal, '48-'49, Sergeanf, '49, Second Lieulenanf, '49-'50, Firsl Lieuienani, '50, Acad- emic Council, '49-'50, Mallmemafics -Medal, '49, Honor Roll. '48, Academic Privileges, '49-'50, Tennis, '46, Junior Versily Foofball, '47-'48, '48-'49, Track, '48-'49, Eliie Plaloon, '48-'49, Dramafics, N.F.L., '48-'49, Execufive Council, N.F.L., '49- '50, Cofillion Club, '46-'47-'48-'49-'50. Herbie ALLAN McCASKILL KIMBROUGH, III Roufe ll BELZONI, MISSISSIPPI For 'llwey can conquer who believe 'lhey can '46, '47-'48, Corporal, '48-'49, Masier Sergeanl, '49-'50, Honor Council, '49-'50, Boxing, '47-'48, Varsify Foolball, '48-'49, '49-'50, Varsify Traci, '48-'49, '49-'50, Captain, Varsify Track. '49-'50, Award, Varsify Foofball, '48-'49, '49-'50, Award. Varsify Traclr, '48-'49, 2nd Place, All Mid-Soufh Track in fha Javelin, '49, Elife Plafoon, '49, Glee Club, '48, N.F.L., Cofil- lion Club, '46-'47-'48-'49-'50, IIMBCII 32 EIIIUR Cl LEO KING, JR. I00 Eighfh Sfreel HENDERSON, KENTUCKY An honesi' man's Ihe noblesi worlr of God '47-'48: Corporal, '48-'49g Sergeanl Firsl Class, '49-'50g Junior Varsify Bashelball, '47-'48, B Team Baslrafball, '48-'49: Varsily Baslrelball, '49-'50, Award, B Team Basltelball, '48-'49: Coiillion Club, '47-'48-'49-'50. Ill-eoll ROBERT BAKER KING 409 Norfh Adams TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA Male if fhy business 'Io know 'II1yseIf '46-'47, '47-'48, Corporal, '48-'49g Sergeant '49-'50g Academic Privileges, '47-'48, '49-'50, Mile Foofball, '46-'47, Varsiiy Basheiball, '46-'47, '47-'48, Varsily Foo+baII, '47-'48, '48-'49, '49-'50g Varsily Baslcefball, '48-'49, '49-'50g Track, '48-'49, '49-'50, Capfain, Mile Foolball, '46-'47g Co-Capfain, Junior Varsily Baskelball, '47-'48: Award, Foofball, '48-'49, '49-'50, Award, Mile Football, '46-'47: Award, Junior Varsily Bashefball, '46-'47, '47-'48, Award, Baslrefball, '48-'49, Award, Varsiiy Traclr, '48-'49, Besf Bloclrer Award, Varsily Foolball Team, '49-'50, Glee Club: Junior Va rsify Va rsify Varsiiy N .F.L., '49-'50: Saber Drill, '49g Eliie Plaioon, '48, Adverlising Manager, '50 SABER: Cofillion Club, '46-'47-'48-'49-'50. nseakyn JOEL HOLMES LYLE Lake Underhill Drive ORLANDO, FLORIDA A man's characler is revealed by his speech '46-'47, '47-: Sergeanf, '48, '48-'49, Sergeani Firsl' Class, '49-'50, Varsily Swimming, '46-'47, '47-'48, '48-'49, '49-'50: Golf, '47-'48, Award, Varsiiy Swimming, '48-'49g Member, Soufhern Inlerscholaslic Championship Swimming Team, '49, Mem- ber, Mid-Souih Championship Swimming Team, '49, '50g Member, Besi Drilled Squad, '48, '49: Elife Plafoon, '48, Colillion Club, '46-'47-'48-'49-'50. nsunn 33 EIIIUR CLIISS ALAN McLEOD I257 Texas Street MOBILE, ALABAMA Enioy your own life wiihouf comparing ii' wiih Ihaf of anofl1er '46-'47, Sergeanf, '47-'48g Sergeani, '48-'49: Sergeanf, '49-'50: Swimming, '46-'47: Elife Plafoon, '48, Dramafics, N.F.L. '48-'49, Cofillion Club, '46-'47.'48-'49-'50. lIMacll FERD BERG NIELSEN, JR. IBOI Tweniy-Eighfh Sireef Wes? BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA One cannof know everyfl'1ing '48-'49g Sergeani, '49-'50g Coiilllon Club, '48-'49-'50. Ferdie CYRUS HEYWARD OEMLER 224 Ridgewood Road CORAL GABLES, FLORIDA A humorisf is a man who feels good abouf feeling bad '47-'4Bg '48-'49, Corporal, '49g Sergeani, '49-'50, Junior Varsify Foolball, '47-'48, Rifle Team, '47-'48: Baseball, '47-'48, Var- sify Foofball, '48-'49: Swimming, '48-'49: Varsily Traclr, '48-'49: Boxing, '49-'50: Award, Rifle Team, '47-'48, Award, Var- sity Track, '48-'49, Member, Besi Drilled Squad, '48-'49g N.F.L., '48-'49, Execufive Council, N.F.L., '49-'50: Glee Club, '49- '50: Coiillion Club, '47-'48-'49-'50. IOCYUI 34 EIIIUR CHISS EDWARD PERRY PASSAILAIGUE, JR. ll Brookhaven Drive ATLANTA, GEORGIA NoIhing greaf was ever achieved wiilnouf enII1usiasm '47-'48, Corporal, '48-'49, Masfer Sergeanf, '49-'50, Varsify Swimming, '47-'48, '48-'49: Rifle Team, '47-'48, '48-'49, Varsily Traclr, '48-'49, '49-'50, Boxing, '49-'50, Member, Besf Drilled Squad, '48, Elile Plafoon, '48, '49, '50, Coiillion Club, '47- '48-'49-'50, DuIch JACK M. PASSAILAIGUE I608 Siarke Avenue COLUMBUS, GEORGIA II is forfune, noi wisdom, +I1a'I rules men's lives '47-'48, '48-'49, Sergeanf, '49-'50, Tennis, '47-'48, B Team Baskefbal, '48-'49, Golf, '48-'49, Varsify Baskefball, '49-'50, Award, B Team Baslelball, '48-'49: Cofillion Club, '47-'48-'49-'50. Jack C. EUGENE PHILLIPS 3832 Oak Sfreef JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA In friendship I early was Iaughf Io believe '48-'49, Sergeanf, '49-'50: Swimming, '49-'50, Eliie Plaloon, '49, '50, Cofillion Club, '48-'49-'50, Gene 35 EIIIUR CHISS QIQJQMQ fl ' , ZI '2?0ff ' JOHN TIMBERLAKE POGUE 2lI Lauderdale Road NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE Silence is wisdom and gels friends '48-'49, Sergeanl, '49-'50, B Team Baslzefball, '48-'49: Boxing, '48-'49g Golf, '48-'49, Tennis, Cofillion Clu b, '48-'49-'50. John LEWIS DANTZLER PRIDE Wesiview Avenue NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE The nexl besl thing fo a good man is a really good-nalured one '48-'49, N.F.L., '49-'50: '48-'49, Sergeanl, '49-'50: Honor Roll, '49, Academic Privileges, '50: Boxing, '48-'49, Varsily Baseball Manager, '49-'50: Wrestling Manager, '49-'50g N.F.L., '49-'50: Colillion Club, '48-'49-'50. Lewis JAMES F. RAGAN 28I0 Twenfy-Seventh Avenue Soulh NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE ll is a greal' abilily fo be able fo conceal one's abilily 47-'48: Corporal, '48-'49g Sergeant Firsl Class, '49-'50, Junior Varsily Foofball, '47-'48, Traclr, '48-'49g Va rsify Foofball, '49-'50: Baseball, '49-'50g Elile Plaloon, '493 Glee Club. '49-'50, N.F.L., '49-'50: Coiillion Club, '47-'48-'49-'50. ..-nm.. 36 I - .gf IM!!!- . fig! if M, anion clnss S' . U IISM gg-will Msfffdr' ff! ' X!!-v-,,!',l 1 y6Yf'ff ' ' J ,fxy -5 ROBERT LEE RIDLEY IOSS Rosewood Drive Norfheasf ATLANTA, GEORGIA He fha? wallrefh wifh fhe wise men shall be wise '48, '48-'49: Corporal, '49, Masfer Sergeani, '49-'50, Varsify Swimming, '48, '48-'49, '49-'50, Junior Varsify Foofball, '48- '49g Varsi+y Foofball, '49-'50, Track, '48-'49, Award, Varsiiy Swimming, '48, '48-'49q Co-Capfain, Varsify Swimming, '49-'50: Award, Junior Varsify Foofball, '48-'49g Award, Varsify Fooiball, '49-'507 Glee Club, '4B: Member, Mid-Soufh Champion- ship Swimming Team, '49, '50: Member, Soufhern Inferscholasfic Championship Swimming Team, '49, '50g Cofillion Club, '48-'49-'50. Bob ARNOLD ROSE Eilendale Drive NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE Music is The sunshine, fhe climafe of The soul '47-'48, Corporal, '48-'49, Sergeanf, '49-'50, Rifle Team, '48-'49, '49-'5O: Award, Rifle Team, '48-'49, Glee Club, '47-'48, '48-'49, '49-'50g Coiillion Club, '47-'48-'49-'50, HJESSTBH CRAWFORD ALLEN ROSE, JR. P.O. Box 789 LAKE PROVIDENCE, LOUISIANA The bes+ way ou? of a difficulfy is through H '48-'49g Sergeant '49-'50, Varsify Fooiball, '48-'49, '49-'50, Boxing, '49-'50, Track, '48-'49, '49-'50, Award, Junior Varsiiy Fooiball, '48-'49g Award, Varsify Foofball, '49-'50, Member, Besf Drilled Squad, '49, Glee Club, '48-'49g N.F.L., '49-'50g Cofillion Club, '48-'49-'50, nked.. 37 , :fl fjlfif! J 4 f-f H xx 'I X, o- R I -, I N 5- vs Q ff EIIIDR ClIlSS ' X xv, bf' If 'I , ry' FRED HATCHER SMITH R.F.D. Number 2 TRENTON, KENTUCKY A man's Irue weallh is fhe good he does in Ihis world '48-'49, Sergeanl, '49-'50: Junior Varsily Foolball, '48-'49: Boxing, '49-'50: N.F.L., '48-'49, '49-'50, Calalogue Phclograph- er, '49-'50: Pholographer and Assislanl Edilor, '50 SABERg Colillion Club, '48-'49-'50. HaIcher WILLIAM HAMLET SMITH 500 Soulh Johnson Sireef GAFFNEY, SOUTH CAROLINA Some men are born greaf, some achieve greainess '45-'46: '46-'47: Corporal, '47-'48, '48g Sergeanl, '48-'49, Maior, Bafialion Commander, '49-'50, Honor Council, '48-'49, '49- '50g Presidenf, Honor Council, '49-'50, Mile Foofball, '45-'46, Mile Baslrefball, '45-'46g Varsify Baseball, '45-'46-'47-'48-'49- '50: Junior Varsily Foofball, '46-'47p Junior Varsiiy Baslefball, '46-'47: Capfain, Junior Varsify Baslrefball, '46-'47, B Team Foofball, '47-'48: B Team Baslrefball, '47-'48g Varsify Foolball, '48-'49, '49-'5O: Capfain, Varsify Foofball, '49-'50: Var- sify Baslefball, '48-'49, '49-'50, Award, Junior Varsily Foofball, '46-'47, Award, Junior Varsify Baslrefball, '46-'47, Award, B Team Foofball, '47-'48, Award, B Team Baslrelball, '47-'48, Award, Varsily Baseball, '48-'49, Award, Varsily Foolball, '48-'49, '49-'50, Award, Varsify Baslrelball, '48-'49, Besf Taclrler Award, Varsify Foofball Team, '49-'50, Presidenl, Mono- gram Club, '49-'50: Member, Besr Drilled Squad, '47-'48: Glee Club, '45-'46-'47-'48: N.F.L., '49-'50: Presideni, Senior Class, '49-'50: Assislanf Sporls Edilor, '50 SABER: Colillion Club, '45-'46-'47-'48-'49-'50, Bill WAYNE ELMORE SNELSON COWAN, TENNESSEE A wise man Knows everylhingg a shrewd man, everybody '45-'46, '46 '47, Sergeanf, '47-'48, '48-'49, Second Lieufenanf, '49-'50, Mile Foofball, '45-'46, 'Mile Baslcelball, '45-'46, Var- sify Foofball Manager, '46-'47, Cheer Leader, '46-'47, '47-'48g Mile Baslrelball, '46-'47, Junior Varsify Baslelball, '47-'48, Junior Varsily Foofbal, '47-'48, Award, Varsify Foolball Manager, '46-'47, Award, Mile Bashelball, '46-'47, Award, Cheer Leader, '46-'47, '47-'48: Member, Besl Drilled Squad, '48: Assislanf Edilor, '50 SABER: Cofillion Club, '45-'46-'47-'48- '49-'50. Wayne 3 .XI sb. EX 38 .x . 5 S4 X S NX g, LQ, Q-X , . X N I X 'x X K X'-xx L A V- -- ' I M- W QV Tw be YZ! enl ' UR CIIISS I IMQL ffm WI JIM b, THOMAS DAVID STONE, JR. II82 Easl Lakeview Avenue PENSACOLA, FLORIDA There is noihing eilher good or bad, bu+ ihinlcing malnes il so '46-'47: Corporal. '47-'48, '48-'49, Second Lieulenani, '49-'50: Academic Privileges, '48-'49, Mile Foolball, '46-'47, Junior Varsify Fooiball, '47-'48: Traclr, '46-'47, '47-'48, '48-'49, '49-'50g Award, Varsily Track, '48-'49, R.O.T.C. Academic Achieve- menl, '49-'50: Glee Club, '48-'49: Colillion Club, '46-'47-'48-'49-'50, llromll TURNER B. THACKSTON. JR. 520 Connecficuf Avenue SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA Everylhing comes if a man will only wail '48-'49: Sergeanf, '49-'50: B ' Team Baslrelball, '48-'49: Varsify Fooiball, '49-'50: Varsily Baslrelball, '49-'50: Award, B Team Beslelball, '48-'49: Award, Varsily Foofball. '49-'50: Coiillion Club, '48-'49-'50. Unarryll JAMES P. TURNBULL IID Wesirldge Drive TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA My mind fo me a kingdom is '45-'46: '46-'47: '47-'48: '48-'49g Sergeanl, '49-'50, Academic Council, '49-'soi Presidenl, Academic Council, '49-'50g Aca- demic Privileges, '47-'48, '48-'49, 50: Mi'I'e Foolball, '45-'46: Mile Basketball, '45-'46: Tennis, '46-'47, '47-'48, '48-'49, '49-'50- Wresfling, '49-'50: Award, Tennis, '47-'48, '48-'49, Elila Plaloon, '48: Degrees of Meril, Honor, Excellence, and Disiincfion, N.F.L.: Secrelery, N.F.L., '47-'48: Presideni' and Chairman of Ihe Execulive Council, N.F.L., '48-497 49-50: Ednlor-in Chief, '50 SABER1 Cofillion Club, '45-'46-'47-'48-'49-'50. ifwil fswfilllil' W' 1 I iuiifilffieilliv iff f Jw I ,Ny ,N I I F' IUB 3599 'III Ii 4,95 Ili' , I PARK VASCO UROUHART, JR. Sfar Roufe, Box 95 WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA I grow daily fo honor 'Iacfs more and more, and Theory less and Iess '44-'45: '45-'46, '46-'47, '47-'48g Corporal, '48-'49, Second Lieufenanf, '49-'50: Mile Foofball, '44-'45, '45-'46, Mile Bashi- ball, '44-'45, '45-'46, Junior Varsify Fooiball, '46-'47, '47-'48: Junior Varsiiy Baslreiball, 46-'47, Boxing, '45-'47: Traclr, '46- '47, '47-'48, '48-'49, '49-'50p Varsify Foofball, '48-'49, '49-'50p Award Traclr, '48-'49, Award, Varsify Fooiball, '49-'50: Saber drill, '46-'47, '47-'48, Dramafics, N.F.L., '48-'49, '49-'50: Besi Acior, T.I.L.I.. Disfrici Tournameni, 'S0: Dale Manager, Co1'iI- Iion Club, '48-'49, Presideni, Cofillion Club, '49-'50, Assisianf Sporfs Edifor, '50 SABERg Coiillion Club, '44-'45-'46-'47-'45 '49-'50. Park ' SAMUEL HUSS WAINWRIGHT I407 Avon Circle BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA He Iaclcled The Thing Thai couIdn'I be done, and did if '48-'49, Sergeani, '49-'50g Boxing, '48-'49, Swimming, '49-'50: Baseball, '48-'49: Elife Plafoon, '49: Coiillion Club, '48-'49-'50. nsam.. JAMES PRINCE WARNER, III 6237 Jefferson Highway BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA How The wi? brighiensl How The sfyle refines! '48-'49: Sergeanl, '49-'50: Swimming, '48-'49g Golf, '48-'49, Boxing, '48-'49, '49-'50: Traclr, '49-'50, Coiillion Club, '4B-'49- so. sunny GUS BARRETT WHITE, III Souih Home Sfreef UNION CITY, TENNESSEE VicIory belongs io The mosf persevering '47-'48: Corporal, '48-'49g Sec-ond Lieuienanf, '49-'50, Academic Privileges, '50, Junior Varsify Fooiball, '47-485 Junior Varsiiy Baslneiball, '47-'48, Varsity Fooiball, '48-'49, '49-'5O: Varsiiy Baskeiball, '48-'49, '49-'50: Award, Junior Varsify Bas- lefball, '47-'48, Award, B Team Foofball, '48-'49, Award, Varsiiy Baslrefball, '48-'49, '49-'50, Award, Varsiiy Foofball, '49- '50: Alfernafe Capfain, Varsify Baskefball, '49-'50, Treasurer, Monogram Club, '49-'50, Eliie Plafoon, '49, Member, Besf Drilled Squad, '49g Treasurer, Cofillion Club, '49-'50, Cofillion Club, '47-'48-'49-'50, Barry 40 EIIIUR Cl In Memo:-:am To every nnshfuhon of learning +here comes a boy who by hls courage honox and d1gnu'ry cap+ures fhe hear+s of has classmales Such a boy gradualed from fhe Academy In recogmhon of +he noble quallhes which he exemplu fled +he class of 50 leaves +he SABER In memorlam fo PERIW GHEIIT RUBIIISUII 0 in 'rhe class of '49 and passed awaly in March of l95O. 41 V, -ss- PD Cv MO B Q1 SS PC? 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Sanders Shannon Simmonds Six SECOND ROW Spencer Sfamey Townsend Trezevanl Vog'rle Ware Websler THIRD ROW Whife, A. W. Weimer Wikle Williams - Wolwl Womack, D. R. Young 47 ,A -fs -. 1 L. bg Q if ww 3 . u '55 X K1 1 R 1 Q' 1 F Y Fw my 1. Q 6' K9 fx Y 1 1' H A V3 fi 3 s'- . nf fg a . -. .Egg 3 er--my lm. . ff , xx V N, , 1, H 4 A W' uxgg. I 4W lv , rw . V F 4 af s F ? A 1 Y x K we 'fs V5 ' M . + if x , sr Y . , . ' . t i - . , ,C , J HF :il ' X ,V il: , 4 x ,. .' . 4 Nh, v . ' v . . . K . Y I a , +f T? yx kwgg , ,, fn N X 6 1 '9 a 4 i 'la 9 o Y! ' X, ' + . 5 1 ' ' ,ss -'vrxw 52-is Qssgxwgxgn, . .- Q-ll All l -Jr z - . A if 1 ,,l V 'Ms Quin+ard Barracks from +l1e A+l1le+ic Field Bollom Row: R. Womack, Waller, Gunier, Wallrer, Bankheacl, Peeples, Allenclorph, F, Kalmbach, Schwab, J. Johnson. Lefebvre, Town, Edwards. Middle Row: Carr, D. Finlrbeiner, Heafh, Carper, Nadler, Gilman, Davies, Hogan, Gibson, Ashley, l. Robins, Cafer. Top Row: Hand, E. Finlxbeiner, C. 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I V I - 1 - , . - v cf ' I , JL I -'S 7 - -U3'B- ,If Ill I l I T Il R V DEPHRTIIIEIIT Willi llie rnilihiry c,lep.ir+monl locoled in ils nc-w qiiiiileru iin.l nevorml new I'T1GI'1'1lDSl'5 added 'ro il, iilimicly hirihly lrfiined and ellicienl leaching ul.ili iil inuli-uc lf-rx, we hnve every reafxon lo loe- linvfv lli.il our R.Q.l.C, unil' will conliruo lo re- rn.iin in The nwuchly covcled caleqory ol an llfiliiii lJlilil.iiy Sf liciol, Miiiii Alqfziwilhy, our PVOlG'ifiOV ol' lvliliiary Sf inn' i- iinil ln: lir-,, l'fiQCll1Gl' wilh Fiiwl Sergeanl I'liinii.,li, lvliiwlor Sorqefml Piclcell, qincl Serge-anls l3iwinnoii ,incl Ncumilh, have molded loqelher o imfiolli iinrl eilirionl orqnnizeilion, which should oiixilv fiipluro lhe winninq approval ol our GOV- Pinrnmil iiiwpeclurm :il lhc lorlhcomiriq annual innyierlion. io eiich ol ou we exlend our sincere lhanlcs . .Y . . - . iinfl iiiprorifilioii lor hiivinq inahlled in us some ril lhe liinclnrnenlfils ol nfiiionail Qeciurily and The l-.nfi-,vleflqe wilh which lo enforce il. 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SNELSON Our Band Cfwrnmander, Cade-1 Lieulenanl Sne son, as- ziuled bv an exiellenl :fall ol non-commissioned officers, lion molded llnis veark band inln a uni? of wliicli il'ie Academy can well be proudc Noi only have flwev provided The crirps. willw excellent marclninq music al all forma- lifnnn, buf lliev have provided will compelirion from fa uni? ulandpfwinl, winning several lirsls from llneir brolluer plalfwn-,, fri enfabliglu a possible all high recercl lor band parlicipanlf.. Every member of llwe corps is indebled lo llie band willw lend rernembrance for performance of duly well dame, in melting llwe cadence for ug al all parades willn ils well clwosen numbers, on our rnarclnes lo clmurclw every Sundjv, and for Els clweerinq music af all our Home fool- ball qames and pep meelinqs. Some credil is likewise due Lieulenanl Naegele, our Band Diredor, new on llne Mounlain llwis year, for luis lnavinq Taken such an aclive inferesl in nurluring llne Cle- velopmenl of lliis ourlil. If can lrullvlullv be said willmui fear of succeuslul conlradicfion ina? our band is rodav, one of ine meal oulslandinq for ils size in llwe Mid-Soullw Associafion. For a iob well done This year's Class of 'EO' conqrar- ulafes llwe Academvk musical deparlmenf. 58 The S.M.A. rille leam under lhe capable di- reclion ol Sergeanl James G, Brannon, has com- pleled a very successlul season in individual marlcsmanship. The Academy 'ream enlered lhe Third Army lnlercollegiale lvlalch and lhe Wil- liam Randolph l-learslr Malch again lhis year in compelilion wilh ofher schools lhroughoul lhe mid-soulh, Allhough lhe resulls ol 'rhese malches SERGEANT J. G. BRANNON Rifle Team Insfrucfor have nor yer been received by lhe Mili+ary De- parlmenl il is fell' lhal lhe leam made a highly credilable showing lhroughoul. The leam Cap- fain. Caclel Sergeanl Firsl-Class l-lodges, who has been a leading member of lhe unil lor The pasr lwo years, is also Cadel Firsl Sergeanl of lhe Academy Band. 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W .Ill -DIS- UHRSITV FO0TBFlll COACHES BARR, URBAN, AND DAVISSON The Sewanee Tigers began iTs TirsT year oT rebuilding under Maior WhiTey Urban and ended wiTh one oT The TinesT records seen here in many a year. AlThough no championship was won, The record shows The vasT irnprovemenT made by The Team Through The eTTorTs OT Major Urban and his assisTanTs, CapTain T-lugh Davisson and John Barr. The Tive vicTories showed ThaT Sewanee was well on The road baclc To Top-TlighT TooTball. The Tigers opened The season by clipping The . si X56-. . - --- Befween The TirsT kick-off and The finish pre-season Mid-SouTh power, DarlingTon, 7-6. IT was a hardToughT game The whole way wiTh The Tiger line loolcing especially good. lT was Arm- sTrong's exTra poinT ThaT puT us ahead oT Darling- Ton. Conklin, Gossage, SmiTh, T-lagedorn, King, Shannon, and ArmsTrong were The sTandouTs oT The game. The Tigers Then Tools on McCallie, T.lv1.l., BaxTer, B.G.A. and ST. Andrews and showed Tine oTTense as They capTured Three wins ouT oT Those Tive games. IT was Through much hard worlc oT every person on The squad ThaT The Team show- ed such vasT improvement Acfion on The gridiron 4 Q. - , T 1 Firsf Row: Marzullo, Six, Johnson, Shannon, WebsTer, Larguier, Ewing, Pirref, Hughes. Second Row: Brooks, Prafher, Hamilton, W. G., Gossage, Caplain Bill SmiTh, Broadwell, Williams, Page, WaTson. Third Row: Banks, Tilson, Adams, A., ArmsTrong, Hardison, Fasick, DeFrance, Urquhart Fourth Row: Baird, Gonzales, Rose, C. A., Denf, Trezevanf, King, Young, Ridley, Whife. Fifth Row: Taylor, Conklin, Kimbrough, Fitcheff, Thacksion, Ingram, Cochran, McCown. The season was highlighTed by The Homecom- ing game wiTh NoTre Dame oT ChaTTanooga. Playing beTore a crowd oT I,2OO people The FighTing Tigers played spiriTed ball only To Tall beTore The visiTors I2-7. Time aTTer Time The Tigers drove deep inTo The Irish TerriTory only To lose The ball. This perhaps, was one oT The besT games of The season. The baclcTield was composed oT Brooks, Shannon, HamilTon and King while SmiTh, Gossage and Hardison sTood ouT in The line. The Tigers ended Their season by scoring Their TiTTh vicTory in Toppling Morgan 39-I4. The Tinal lT's anybody's game now game showed Tine running in The TirsT halT by HamilTon, Kimbrough, and Broolcs. The second halT Turned inTo a slip and slide affair as a down- pour oT rain conTinued Through The whole second halT. T-lamilTon made The TinesT run oT The season as he galloped 88 yards Tor a Touchdown. SmiTh, Gossage and l-Tagedorn sTood ouT in The line, Tommy ArmsTrong and Bob Ridley ThroughouT The season provided The exTra poinTs and be- Tween Them had a ToTal oT l2. When The all Mid-SouTh selecTions came ouT we Tound ThaT Ed Gossage and John Hagedorn, boTh oT whom were ouTsTanding in The line The CAPT. BILL SMITH ,..Q...1 L... ' :Hai -T I Coach Urban sends in The signals whole season, made The Tirsr and second Teams respeclively, These Two, fogelher wilh Smifh, Hardison and Page were 'rhe slandoufs in +he line while Broolcs, Shannon, King and Hamilion led The Tiger allaclc in The backlield. The season was climaxed wilh a banquel in early February wilh Bobby Dodd, head coach of Siop fha? man I s,- , Lei go of my leg Georgia Tech as The guesl spealcer. An enioyable lime was had by all as Coach Dodd and his as- sislanls supplied an inferesling evening, Ed Gos- sage received The mosl valuable player award while similar awards wenl To Bill Srnifh for be- ing The besl Jraclcler, Bealcy King, 'rhe besl block- er and Larry Brooks, as +he mosf improved play- The cap+ains shalre hands 25. so is Rise s . Qhk , Q4 ,AJ af f Q Mi! JUIIIDR UHRSITV The Junior Varsiiy Foofball squad under The able guidance of Caplain Roberf Wood and Lieulenanl Thweall' successfully complefed a credilable season wilh five wins and Three loss- es. lf was Through many long hours of hard worlc on The par? of bolh coaches and players Thai The Junior Tigers had a successful season. Much promise was shown in every game by The brillianl running and passing of lvlclnnis in leading his leammales forward. His inspiring ai- Tilude and delerminafion made him a very line prospeci Tor The varsily nexl year, Sharing The sfarlighl in The baclcfield were Banlcs, Hughes. along wilh Eargood showed much improvement husile and deierminaiion. Finkbeiner and Rich- ardson were very fine on defense showing a love +o hii, drive and iangle ii' up. In all. The J. V. Team showed much improve- meni as The season progressed and offers much maierial for The varsiiy nexi year. Many posiiions are open and These boys wil'h husile. delermina- 'rion and The will To win will be counled on heav- ily nexi year. The following are The scores of 'rhe games: and Van Leer. Banks improved +he whole season 51M1A1 1 1 I41 Soufh Pmsburg 1 1 0 and showed fine playing againsf S+, Andrews, H S1M1A1 1 1 01 Wgnchesfer 1 1 1 3 was Hughes who led his +eamma+es +o a win g1M1A1 1 1 I31 Manchesfer 1 1 1 0 over B.G.A. Van Leer showed conslanl improve- S1M1A1 1 1 QOI Baylor 1 1 1 1 34 meni' and vasl promise because of his runs S1M1A1 1 1 5155 Andrews 1 1 0 aqam Baylor. SMA. . . 26: B.G.A. . . . . . 7 The line also had Hs slars who showed hinis of S.M.A. . . 2l: Soulh Pi++sburg . . 36 varsily maierial, Finlcbeiner E. and Richardson S.lv1.A. . . 26: S+. Andrews . . . I4 KIMBROUGH KING URQUHART 66 c 99' mmf glial? WO The Mile loolball Jream coached by Colonel Garland showed much promise and a lighling spiril as They ended 'rhe season wilh Jrhree wins and Three delears. Playing a hard schedule lhe vasl inrereslr among lhe leam members lcepl 'rhe season boasllul. Led by Caplain Davies and Schaeffer in Jrhe baclclield and l-logan, Gilmore, and Carper in lhe line, Jrhe Jream offers many fine men lo Jrhe J. V. leam of nexlr year. Schaeffer led lhe scoring Jrhis year show- ing much speed and good running abilily. S.lvl.A. . . . 20: Soulh Pillsburg . I2 S.lvl.A. . . . 7: Jasper. . . . . O SMA. . . . 2Iq Soulh Pinsburg . I3 S.lVl.A .... 63 Rossyille ..,. I2 SMA. . . . 73 Jasper. . . . 26 S.M.A. . . . 8: Rossville . . . . I2 IlllTEFO0TBFlll 67 Boflom Row: Mclnnis, Clare, W. H. m' , ra er S nfh P fh , Fullerfon, R King, G While, Thaclrsfon Trezevanl, J Pas sallalgue, Banks. Middle Row: Allison, L. King, Larguier, Beardall, W. G. Hamilfon, A. Adams, Fasick, Walson, 8 id C lk G Pl kle B Cochran Wiemer Brooks Bias Odom Gonzales Tilson ar . Top Row: Mc orm'c, raves, 'c , . UIIRSITV BIISHET The Tiger fulure on lhe hardwood floor was uncerlain. The relurning hope- fuls for lhe lirsl five were all B learn lellermen for The five varsily players of The high jumpers I I 4 1 . I - Bllll The '49 season gradualed. Bill Smilh, Bealcy King, Jack Beardall, Barry While, Biill l-lamillon, Charlie Fullerlon, Sam Clare, and Barry Thaclcslon relurned wilh lhe B days behind lhem ready 'ro scrap for lhe lop honors of varsily. Coach Bolo Wood scanned 'rhe schedule and knew lhal every S.lvl.fX. opponenl would rneel a delermined band. Bul he also knew lhal his squad lacked deplh and experience. The praclice sessions slarred Who's gof ihe ball Shake hands, boys wifh everyone frying fo gain fhe needed know how. A newcomer, Leo Adams, of Jaclc- sonville, Fla., showed good promise af forward. Lafer on, wifh a few condifioning games under fheir belfs, fhe Tigers had a briqhf prospecf af cenfer, Ed Gossaqe of Nash- ville, and also Jimmy Trezevanf of Tampa, Fla.. who added heighf fo fhe forward slof. As fhe season gof under way fhe old hands shared fhe fop honors. Bealcy King, Sam Clare, Barry Whife, and Bill COACH BOB WOOD x J! gy Z ix' f4?'f 1' In .mi x in X. ,, i X f' 77 i X ,, --X l I sf ?'- ':- N Q.,-I xf 'Eg-i s 4-,Q . G. B. Whife, Clare, Trezevanf, WhiTe again, PraTl1er SmiTh showed The improvemenT ThaT c:ounTed. WiTh Adams, Gossage, Treze- vanT and ThaclcsTon pushed Tor Their posi- Tions which made The Team worlc oT The squad lceener. Top: W. H. Smifh BoTTom: Mclnnis The Team seTTled down To The hard season ahead lcnowing ThaT Their oppon- enTs were seasoned and ouT To geT The Tiger's sTripes. The Team won Their TirsT Mid-SouTh game when They dished ouT a 34-27 win over NoTre Dame. Their vicTory march was sTopped, however, by a dishearTening 22- 26 deTeaT by The powerTul B.G.A. Tire. The games which Tollowed varied in wins and losses buT even Though handed more losses Than wins The squad lcepT Their TighTing spiriT. This spiriT was really shown when The Tigers losT Their mosT exciTing game lo T.lvI.I. The game was close all lhe way, never varying more lhan I or 2 poinls lo eilher side. Barry While came lorlh lo lalce honors as high poinl man ol fhis game. When lhe whislle sounded, ending lhe game, lhe T.M.I. bunch led by only I poinl, 45-44. Antler playing one more game lhe Tigers made ready +o scrap in lhe Mid-Soulh Tournamenls in Challanooga, bul lhe hard playing crew bowed lo a more powerful C.M.A. leam in Ihe lirsl round. The worlc was hard, +he breaks lew, bul The spiril and good clean play were wilh L. King, A. EWANE , I CAPTAIN BARRY WHITE The Team 'rhe enlire hardwood season. Sam Clare led lhe scorers followed by Ed Gossage, Barry While, I.ep Adams. and Bill Smilh. Adams, Clare, Fullerion 71 The lil Tigers sTarTed oTT Their season wiTh Three reTurning players oT The pasT year, buT Their sTrengTh was added To by The newcomers and The coaching oT LieuTenanT ThweaTT. All played wiTh Their eyes ahead for The day when They could Till a sloT on The varsiTy squad. The liTTle hardwooders played a Tull schedule wiTh local Teams, going once To M.B.A. of Nashville. The high scorer was Robins who was Toilowed by Peeples. RoberTson, Hogan, Richardson, and Hughes. Their season was Tull and successTul and Their opponenTs knew They had played a mighTy, liTTle Team! IIIITES THE HEFID CUIICH COACH WOOD Head BaslceTball Coach. RoberT H. Bob Wood. whose considerable experience on The hardwood sTrip has lenT broad influence To S.M.A, neTmen over The pasT six years, is To be congraTulaTed upon The showing made by his Teams This year. WiTh an ever increasing inTlux oT new maTerial Trom which To choose, his Tigers should conTinue To malce an impressive showing againsT Their Mid-SouTh Toes. This year The Academy golf Team, sparked by new blood. confidenfly expecfs To experience one oT The mosT successful seasons in many years. While pre-season dope presages much sTiTf ccmpeTiTion from our Conference breThren, The Team is firmly resolved To meef This onslaughf of alleged par sTrokers wiTh a liTTle beTTer Than The besT. Newcomer Jimmy Trezevanf of Tampa, Florida, lead his TeammaTes by consisTenTly firing in The low sevenfies, Demi Harrison, also of Tampa, follows close behind in dodging divofs. Bill Bailey, who is The only refurning leTTerman from lasT year's Team, has again proven himself quiTe an asseT. Then banfam sized, five feeT Tall, and Tipping The scales aT one hundred pounds, is Buck CaTer, who is number four in The line-up. OTher squad members who lend confidence To The Team are Jesse Vogfle, Gordon McCormick, and Jackie CarpenTer. Summing if all up, aT This early sTage of The season, CapTain Bill ErnesT, golfing coach, who is someThing of a TeesTer himself, has a sTurdy club-wielding Team, The predicfions for which are reeking wifh rosy speculafion. 60I.F TRHCH This year should bring new life To Track aT Se- wanee under The guiding spiked No. IO of Coach WhiTey Urban. Capfain Mac Kim- brough will be leading his TeammaTes for The second year. LasT year he broke The school record in The iavelin Throw, and placed second in The Mid-SouTh r'neeT in This evenT. Park Uiquharf, one of The fasTesT sprinf men in The Mid-Soufh is expecTed To hiT his peak This year in The IOO and 220 yard dashes. Bill l-lamilfon, who raTes among The besf in The middle disTance runners is an excellent 440 man. Tom Sfone, a veferan miler, will Take over The 880 yard run and will have The siTuaTion well in hand. We can feel sure of These fine runners Taking Their share of The running evenfs. Carvel Six, a newcomer, is a promising miler ThaT we are depending on for a good performance along wifh Craig Dwyer and Tommy ArrnsTrong, Two weighT men This year, Happy Williams, Red Rose. and Melvin Young will also carry The load as weighT men This year. Freddie Johnson, Mac Kimbrough, Larry Brooks, and Park Urquharf will provide The punch in The relay races, Beaky King, anofher mainsTay from lasT year, should be an ace hurdler and high iump man. Lep Adams will raTe wifh The besT of The new men in The running evenfs. This Team has a brighi' season wiTh so many new men To add To The seasoned ones Trom previous seasons, l-lere's wish- ing The besf of luck To a Truly fine Team, 73 Borfom Row: Garland, Whife, R. Adams, A. WhiTe,FWarneg.' Top Row: C. Rose, Goodrich, Page, Norrell, Tilson, iffaf IX BOIIIIIG WhiTe and Goodrich rough iT up a biT The S.lv1.A. boxing Team had one oT The small- esT buT The ToughesT Teams in The hisTory oT The school. This Team compeTed in one scheduled maTch beTore enTering The Mid-SouTh Tourna- menT. This maTch was againsT McCallie oT ChaT- Tanooga, in which The glovemen really had some Tough luck. They won 5 ouT oT 7 TighTs, buT we losT The maTch because oT a TorTeiT in Two weiglwTs. Cary Page, CapTain Bobby Adams, Al WhiTe, and Carvel Six were vicTors. As a whole The Team made a very commendable showing oT sporTsmanship and hard TighTing. ln The Mid-SouTh TournamenT This Team ran up againsT very experienced opponenTs Trom Mc- Callie, CasTle T-TeighTs, and Columbia MiliTary Academy. To menTion a Tew, Six slugged his way To The semi-Tinals in The l24 lb. class, buT was beaTen by The boy who wenT on To win The cham- pionship, UnTorTunaTely mosT oT our boys meT TuTure champions oT The TournamenT in The TirsT round TighTs. CapTain Bobby Adams was an ouTsTanding leader and boxer all year. Red Rose, an un- experienced souThpaw, losT a close decision aT Mid-SouTh. Coach WhiTey Urban, wiTh The able as- sisTance oT LieuTenanT YelverTon, should be given Tull crediT in The insTrucTion oT The boys. They in- sTilled in The boys a seT deTermir1aTion which was hard To beaT, To The TuTure boxing Teams we wish The besT oT luclc- Keep Sluggingf' On the Mat: Fitchett, Hardi- son, Sanders, Carper, Page, Williams. Standing: Blount, Wohl, Cater, Broadwell, Fisher, Armstrong, Malone. For the first time in the history of the Academy a wrestling team has been organized for scheduled competition in the Mid- South Association of Schools. From Coach Whitey Urban they received the best coaching possible and from Captain Ed Fifchett very capable leadership and assistance. Captain Fitchett, with only one defeat to mar his record for the season, went on to win the l55 lb. Champion- ship in the Mid-South Wrestling Tournament in Chattanooga, When the team entered the Mid-South Tournament they had under their belts matches with McCallie, Castle Heights, and Notre Dame prep. ln the l00 lb. class Rabbit Knight placed second only to an experienced opponent from Castle Heights. Ed Sanders placed third in the l3b lb. class by pinning Harn- mond of McCallie, ln the l55 lb. class Ed Fitchett defeated Gibson of McCallie for the championship after pinning Fred Shaw of Baylor to enter the finals. Joe Hardison had a very good year. ln the tournament he lost a tough referee's decision to Jenks of Castle Heights. Bill Broadwell placed third in the Heavyweights class of the tourney. Others who looked good during the season were Dick Fisher, Wally Malone, John Baker, Guy Blount, Happy Williams, Dick Wohl, Sonny Town and Pete Hasell, These grapplers show great promise in the future, As a team they finished fourth in the Mid-South tournament. To the future wrestling teams of S.M.A. we wish the best of luck in the many contests which will confront them in the sea- sons to come. Surely considerable credit is due to Coach Whitey Urban and Captain Ed Fitchett for producing such a fine team in their initial year. One day, early last fall, a car pulled up in front of Ouintard. A happy cadet ran out to the vehicle and began transporting bar-bell and plates up to a room on the 4th floor, This was the start of weight lifting at S.M.A. Before long a small group of early enthusiasts were working out regularly under the supervision of Spencer Boyd, who had previous ex- perience at G.M.A. Gradually more boys became interested, more bar-bells appeared throughout the barracks, and things beqan to get organized. At the start ot the second semester, under the capable leader- ship of Cary Page and Ted Dent, and the backing of Maior Whitey Urban, the weight lifting bug bit. Enthusiastic be- ginners and veteran lifters alike engaged in the newly formed sport with great zeal and sincereness of purpose. So far the weight lifting plan has been a body building one instead of competitive lifting. Cary Page and his assistant Ted Dent have been using the nationally known Weider system as the course for body building. This employs a series of exer- cises based on a count of ten repetitions, three series each. -The maior part having been upper-body exercises. Weight lifting is .one more new sport that has been inaugurated at S.M.A. this year and has great promise for expansion in the years to come, lll RESTLIIIG IIIID WEIGHT lIFTlll6 Bottom Row: Arrington, Farrar, J. Baker, Coleman, Glancy, Philips L Knq Odom. Top Row: Dent, J. Ellison, Combs, Page Conklin and Ridley The swimming team got off to a fine start by capturing the Southeastern lnterscholastic Swimming Championship in Atlanta. The well rounded team swam to a twenty point margin En winning this meet by taking tirst place and a host of seconds and thirds, Ensign Conklin, Spencer Boyd and Bill Baker cap- tured individual first places with Conklin setting a new record in the IOO yard freestyle, This meet, added to the other cham- pionships held by the team, marked the well rounded, high spirited group that makes up this year's squad. The team serv- ed notice to Prep swimming teams in the South that they were out to repeat last year's performance when they were undefeated and took two championship trophies. Working hard to defend their Southern lnterscholastic Cham- pionship title they took last year, the team took two out oi three dual meets before heading for Chapel Hill, North Caro- lina, in guest ot another championship. The only loss was lo Memphis Air Station, 39-36. The swimming team, led by Captain Ensign Conklin, Larry Shannon and Luke Glancy, all of whom took first places, show- ered the other teams into submission as they again took top honors by some twentyefhree points, For the second straight year in a row the Sewanee Fish made claims to the South's finest swimming team a title that they well deserve. Credit should be given to Coach Lewis Hill as well as his fine team for their outstanding efforts. lt was through his efforts and hard work that the team has improved and continued io show a lot of spirit. The team has two of the finest divers in the South in Spencer Boyd and John Hussey. Boyd won the Southeastern diving title with Hussey right behind him in second place, These two, be- cause oi their close rivalry, are constantly improving and are sure to set more records in the future, The team was well represented in the Eastern lnterscholasti: meet in Trenton, New Jersey, with Spencer Boyd winning the one meter diving and Ensign Conklin taking a fourth in the IOO yard freestyle. Sewanee finished in 8th place out of 20 prep schools with iust two boys. i if Bottom Row: W. Baker, Parker, Boyd, Conklin, Lyle, Ridley. Middle Row: Clark, Hussey, Van F. lfgstmbach, Wainwright, Bitter. Top Row: Coach Lewis Hill, Overton, Glancy, Elliott, Cqfhls. 76 BAKER BOYD AND CONKLIN SHANNON The Team wenT To ATlanTa Tor Their lasT and mosT imporTanT meeT, The Mid-SouTh, The Team had been sTruck by sickness which hurT Them a loT buT sTill They came Through To win Their Third championship of The year. Ensign Conklin, Joel Lyle and Spencer Boydy Took firsT places followed by second places by Larry Shannon and John Hussey. The swimming Team is undefeafed in dual meeTs Tor The lasT Three seasons in Mid-SouTh conTerence. The Team capTured The Three mosT imporTanT inTerscholasTic TiTles in The SouThg Two oT which, SouThern and Mid-SouTh, were won lesT year, The Team is losing a qreaT coach and friend This year when coach Lewis Hill qraduaTes from The UniyersiTy of The SouTh, Lewis sfarTed coaching aT The academy Three years ago wiTh no previous experience. He has esTablished a mosT remarkable record in ThaT Time. The scores OT The meeTs Tor T949-50: S.M.A ....., 635 C.M.A. ...... I2 SouTheasTern lnTerscholasTic MeeT S.M.A.-6l, ST. Xavier-4l, G.TvT.A.-25, and seven oThers wifh small scores. S.M,A .... , 49g C,H.M.A. .,.. 26 S.M.A ...... 361 Memphis Air Slafion . . 39 S.M.A ...... 60: C.M.A. .... , I5 SouThern lnTerscholasTic Meet S.M.A.-48'f7, C.H.M.A.-25, STaunTon-25, G.M.A.-23 and eighT oThers wiTh smaller scores. Mid-SouTh S.M.A.-57, G.M.A.-56, C.H.M.A.-35, C.M.A.--27, McCallie- ll. BOYD BOYD TAKES OFF HUSSEY 77 Boffom Row: Thackslon, Hin, Hughslon, Banks. Middle Row: W. H. Smifh, Ewing, Prather, Collins. Top Row: Col. Garland, Coach, Clare, Haqedorn, Garland, Wafson, Capl. Davisson, As- sislanl Coach. Ning.: ,X V I Q91 A, X i O sb' I xv. . ,r X ,' l A X, 'fr ,-X Play Ball rang oul over lhe S.lv1.A. diamond 1 'x , and lhe hopeluls for lhe lirsl' nine began io 3, ' ' K l shape up. Only live leller men from lhe I949 .V i , X season relurned-Ridgeway Gilmer, calching, X , X, Sammy Clare back al his pilching slol. Pele Gar- X' B n S E B n l l land al lirsl, Bill Smilh holding down lhe second sack, and Dan Banks al The hol corner. The sound ol solid singles, lriples and homers pepped lhe enlire squad and Coach Peler Gar- land knew his hard hillers and hard lhrowers Hil ihal ball Hil' it again 78 BaTTer up were going To be a ThreaT. The scrap Tor posi- Tions made The errors aT pracTice sessions Tew and The Teamwork keener. Slowly The squad Tilled in-Bobby HughsTon swiTched To caTching, Don Ewing Toolc over shorTsTop, Buba Broussard held down leTT Tield, Barry ThaclcsTon scooped in The cenTer Tield sloT, and Charlie l-lix compleTed The ouTTield aT righT Tield, The TirsT nine were ready now To hear The playball shouTed Tor The Mid-SouTh game. The Jus? a few of our sfars .HE . 'F!Yi4'WsF F35-x'iQ'S I5W Who said he was ouT Tigers TirsT game was wiTh Their local rivals ST. Andrews. The SainTs, wiTh a condiTioning game under Their belTs, nosed The Tigers ouT in The lasT inning. The deTermined spiriT only made The boys eager Tor Their nexT Mid-SouTh game wiTh CasTle l-leighTs. The game was TighT and close all The way and The Tigers came Trom behind in The lasT inning To ncse ouT The T-leighTs bunch 7-6. The Tielding was almosT perTecT in This game and The hard pracTice sessions showed Their worTh, SwaTTer ThaclcsTon came Through wiTh a homer and a double. The infield and ouTTield had Their play and pegs down To perTecTion. The nexT week-end The Tigers husTled again when They journeyed To Franklin, Tenn., To play B.G.A. Again The cadeTs came Trom behind and Toolc an 8-6 win. Clare and Thacl:sTon boTh con- necTed wiTh several good hiTs ThaT made The diT- Terence. Bob WaTson, a sophomore showed The needed scrap To help wiTh The caTching aTTer Gilmer dropped ouT wiTh a heel injury, John T-lagedorn, a junior, showed The promise Tor a ThreaT aT righT Tield. Our haTs oTT To This slugging Team and if iT can be had, They will bring home The bacon CAPTAIN TMORT GOLD AlThough iT is yeT early in The season, The Sewanee lv1iliTary Academy Tennis Team, com- posed oT lv1orT Gold, Jimmy Funlchouser, Clyde Fasiclc, Sammy Van Leer, and Jimmy Edmondson, is proving iTselT a deTiniTe conTender in Mid- SouTh compeTiTion. The number one doubles Team, Gold and Funkhouser, has been highly successTul Thus Tar, having dropped buT one maTch in six sTarTs. Playing in The number Two doubles sloT are Fasiclc and Van Leer. WhaT These lads laclc in Tourna- menT experience is made up in deTerminaTion and The will To win. AT any raTe, The squad will lose buT Two oT iTs members: lvlorTy Gold, and Jimmy Turnbull. manager, Through graduaTion, and plans an even more successful schedule nexT year as addiTionaI experience and new Taces on The squad serve To malce This hope an acTual realizaTion, Through The eTTorTs oT Colonel Fasiclc, coach, our courTs were selecTed as The siTe oT The I95O SouThern Junior Lawn Tennis AssociaTion Tourna- menT and The Mid-SouTh PrivaTe School Tourna- menT, To be held here May 4-6. Van Leer, Funkhouser, Gold, Fasiclr - S T ' ' - c vi- 6-' ax srl: W ix E vxxleehfpxxlafllffrlm lu ' A4At2 0:N flI- w,,..:v I if . I MCORGANIZATIUNS ui ,K v X. nr JIM TURNBULL MORT GOLD Ediior THE JAMES TURNBULL . WAYNE SNELSON . HATCHER SMITH . MORTON I. GOLD . BAKER KINC- . CHARLES FULLERTON . SAM CASSELS . . . DON EWING . . . JON BEARDALL , TOM AUSTIN . SAM CLARE PARK UROUHART . BILL SMITH . KEN DEFRANCE . O. J, BAILEY , BILL KALMBACH . if, H -in'Chief Business Manager 1950 STI , . EdiiorfinfChief . Assisiani EdiIor Iifdiforialsj Aasisiant Ediior Whofoqrapiiyi Business M Adveriisinq M , Senior Cief-s . Feafure , Assisiani Feaiure . Azsisiani Feature . Assisranr Feaiire . . Spcris . . Assi, Spc-ris . Assisionr Spcrisq . . . Art 1 . Asuisiani A50 . , JUQ-gf anaqer anaqer Ediior Ediior Ediior Edifor Ediior E ifor or diior diiur Ediior Editor MELVIN YOUNG . . . . Junior Editor GORDON MCCORMACK . . Junior EdiIor COL, HENRY B, SCOTT . . Fnculry Advisor Mr, James P. Turnbul Edifor, I95O SABER Sewanee, Tennessee Dear Jim: Anofher year has :oiled around with another SABER aboui Io be born in ine minus oi members oi Ihe Carpe, and wiIh it fhere deyolves upon me, as your facuity advisor, ine opporiuniiy of casfinq a few bouqueis at ihis Time. Tiirouqhouf ine year boih you and your siaff have been con' Ironied wiih a seemingly insurmounfabie Iask coupled wirii rnounfains of defail and innumerabie oII'ier exiracurricuiar duiies WAYNE SNELSON SABER STAFF HATCHER SMITH Assidanf Ediior Younqy Kalmbach, W,, Snelson, McCormack and Hussey. Assistant Editor and Chief Phofoqraphr 82 The SABER Staff gefs ioqefher for a powwow which ali bu? served io defeai the puloohe qi hand, However, deiipiie The onniauighf of riqorou-1 sun innzpu npplicafiom, The pink evil and new ionsorial Mhsirrciow afminnienis, you have nie? these disiracfionu wiih 'orihriqhi defeiminaiicn :ami grin- foriiiuule, I ann ruHv confident fha? The 1950 SABER wiT. qo down in Academy hisiory Q5 one of The best, ir no? the bed, in Hs ionq hisforv oi oublicniion. Cefminiy five venfs on vou' Daft in one indihfion ix ionq enough fo zzive anyone A ke'-n insiqhf inio iusf what the context o' an annual Qhouid be, and whiTe rhanv of vour able smff of aueihianh have no? been hero fha? lonq, they have devnonlhaied exe'npIa'y ability Through assisiinq you in The scledion, preoafafion and Jrfnnqefneni oi the nwmeriai af hand. In this laiier insfance, psrficuiaf than' are ,fue Charles Fuilerfon Senior Editor, and Hafcher Srnirh, Aviefawf Edifor in charge of Phofogvaphy and Production, who CHARLES FULLERTON COLONEL HENRY B SCOTT Senior Edifor Faculty Advlsor Dll CLUB As The T949-50 year opened The corps oT cadeTs looked forward To Their Three biq seTs oT dances. Thanksgiving, Mid-WinTer, and The besT oT all, Commencement CoTil- lion Club oTTicers had To be elecfed To plan and arrange Tor These dances so The Club rneT and The vofinq qof underway. Park UrquharT was unanimously elecTed Presi- denT, Willy Fielder was voTed Vice,PresidenT, Sam Clare was seleded as Se-creTary, Barry WhiTe as Treasurer, and The rob of DaTe Managers wenT To Ensign Conklin and Larry Shannon. PresidenT UrquharT called a meeTinq of The Club and The plans for The TirsT seT were made, The gym was dec- seT Tor an unTorqeTTable S.M.A. week-end. Music was Turnished by Tom l-Tewgley's orchesTra. The nexT dances, The Mid-WinTer seT, was one of The oraTed To maTch The AuTumn colors and The sTaqe was Conklin Clare Urquharf Shannon Fielder, G. B. WhiTe 'MS' ,ww Wmsswwwv E! f 9, . 1,57 i ,p 55: KN, 4 X Q, sl is ar ip r gl Y f sv' ik ix gg Q Q? f .551 Q xx by i Q 'Q T' 5 - if X X 5 K 1- ., my 46 ir W COL. l. B. WARNER Facully Advisor 0I'I0 C0lII1CIl As in lhe pasl, 'rhe Honor Council has again 'rhis year slriven lo conlinue lo uphold fhe high slandards ol lhe honor code al lhe Academy. Colonel l. B. Warner, ils experienced and sym- palholic lacully adviser, has been a conslanl guiding lighl in allaining 'fhis goal. Through fhis organizalion, The moral characler ol each cadel is molded inlo making ol him a lrue Sewanee genlleman. Colonel Warner is aided in his work by iadels Beardall, Conklin, Clare, Cassels, W. l-l. Smilh, W. C. Kalmbach, McCormack, Kim- brough, l-lagedorn, Young and l-lardison, all of whom are oulslanding sludenls and lhoroughly capable and well suiled for lhe posilion lhey hold, LeH lo R qhf M Cormick, Haqedorn, Younq, Beardall, Clare, W. H. Smifh., Col, Warner, Faculfy Advisor, Conklin, Cassels, Hardison, W. Kalmbach, Kimbrough. rail fa, ll' IG Al. Fronf Row: W. G. Hamillon, Fullerlcn, Turnbull, Clare, Gold, Kelley. Back Row: Young, Auslin Beardall M HCHDEIIIIC CUUIICIL Alfhough lhe Academic Council is a newcomer info lhe field of Academy organizafions if has already made ifs influence widely fell. Through fhe concerfed efforfs of a number of ranlcing sfuclenfs if has served fo bolsfer fhe sagging grades of fhose sfudenfs who find if difficulf fo masfer fheir sfudies, Through coaching mefhods, reviews, and fimely suggeslions offered af regular infervals, fhis group has been able fo accomplish a greaf deal in help- ing lo overcome fhe difficulfies of fhose sfudenfs who find if hard fo masfer a parlicular course. Much favorable evidence of fheir accornplishmenfs is fo be found in fhe noficeable reducfion of names among fhe :Isl of failures. Sllil furlher achievemenfs in fhig direcfion are predicfed as a nafural resulf slamming from The acfivifies of lhis organizalion. COL. CLYDE A. FASICK Facully Advisor ....qB Mw.,...u 'W X 4 2 i 6 , X ,,.v -.,- X ,X.i,,,..W,, , ji, X ' A X X , ,Q A N A X I Q , 5: 3? lk xy , ,p , f: 9 fx 'X. -2 M Sm! ' X 4 M' f wi afXf 2 -' 1 ff I? K ' s ' , ., . , X- - 1 f 1 . 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CLYDE A, FASICK all over The STaTe oT Tennessee, ln recogniTion oT This hiqh honor Sewanee was presenTed The BalTour Cup, AT The same Time The school was awarded a plaque Tor The leadinq Torensic chapTer in The sTaTe oT Tennessee lasl' year, These Two honors, ToqeTher wiTh Three individual Trophies and nine ribbons, clearly proved ThaT This was The mosT successTul forensic TournarnenT ever won by SMA. Easily The ouTsTandinq speaker oT The enTire TournamenT was Jerome AbernaThy, who Took TirsT place in ExTem- poraneous Speaking and second place in OraTorical DeclamaTion. Bill SmiTh Turned in anoTher TirsT place in Humorous DeclamaTion and esTablished4 The noTeworThy record oT placing TirsT in each QT The Tive rounds he spoke, Melvin Young, a iunior vliTh ple-nTy oT promise, did a Tine job in placing TirsT in'OraTorical DeclamaTion. The DebaTe Team did an excellef1T pjece OT worlc in reach' inq The Tinals buT, losing There-,'ca'me ouT second in The ' 1 Who's The nexT speaker McCormick, Gold, Turnbull, W. Kalmbach, WebsTer Tournament ConqraTulaTions should go To Bill WebsTer and Mac Mccorrnaclc, The AT3TirmaTive Team which won Tour sTraiqhT debaTes. These boys, boTh iuniors, had To subsTiTuTe Tor The Team which wenT To The sTaTe conTesl in Knoxville, and alThough They had very liTTle Time Tor preparaTion did very Tine debaTinq, The negaTive side oT The DebaTe Team was handled by chapTer Pre-sidenT James Turnbull and Charles FullerTon, Park UrquharT did well in Tinishing second in an excellenT Tield oT DrarnaTic Declaimers. So The Team ended iTs Torensic eTTorTs This year wiTh Three TirsT places and Three second places To capTure The Balfour Cup and Thus bring To a close a very successTul year, NOT To be TorqoTTen are The boys who will be coming along nexT year To win more honors and awards. Jack Hopkins and PeTe PirreT will be in ExTempore wiTh LeRoy Collins expecTed To go Tar in Original OraTory, Ned year's Team is sure To be anoTher winner. CUIIIIIIISSIDIIED DFFICERS Wilh llwe superior group ol cadel' officers ap- poinled lo serve during llwe presenl year al Sewanee lvlililary Academy, llwe corps has been formed inlo one ol llwe linesl and mosl eflicienl unils in lhe enlire lrwislory of llwe school. Cadel Maier William l'l. Smillw, llwe ballalion Command- er, has been ably assisled by Cadel Caplain Charles M. Fullerlon, ballalion adiulanl, and Cadel Caplains Ensign Conklin anl Sam R. Clare, company commanders ol A and B com- panies, respeclively. lvluclw ol llwe praise slwould go lo llie plaloon leaders, wlwo, llirougli llweir conslanl ellorls, have molded llie corps inlo a smoolli-working mililary orqanizalion. FIRST SGT. W. M. HANNAH 90 -. I M ,A .f x N if ! ,,, -L ? if . ' 4 4.5 f I awlils ?ki Wag? Miss Laura Henley COWAN, Termessee FOR CADET :sr LT. sNeLsoN Band Commander Miss Frazier O'FerraII PENSACOLA. FLORIDA FOR CADET IST LT. STONE Commander, Is! Plaioon B Company xv Nav I. , +5422 Af X X355 QP R' I ' 'A 7 A 3 H-wggf-L. - A ' ' V 5' 3235 ? M ' .A ' I Miss Elizabeth Hamilton APPLETON. WISCONSIN FOR CADET mo LT. HAMILTON Commander, lsi PIa?oon A Company Miss Dale Black BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA FOR CADET ZND LT. GOLD Business Mgr. '50 SABER 1,555 V Q ,Q , A Sii,WW:M K Wikia? 3.x 1' fgaswspg-sl 7 ma x - ' gf42iVI f' M. 5315 I A. k L J Q ip - ' , X fFXF?i -51fEE'N , 4 Fon Smifh n CADET MAJOR SMITH Miss -'ed ROLKNA Battalion Commander SOUTH CA G AWN EY - Nm Miss Paffy Jo Bailey INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA FOR CADET mo LT. URQUHART Commander, 2nd Plaloon A Company Miss Katherine Williams DYERSBURG, TENNESSEE FOR CADET :sr LT. WHITE Commander, 2nd Plafoon B Company u CADET CAPTAIN CONKLIN Miss I-dur Gm Commander, Company A U-AN-YA. GEOR A FOR 'x Miss Joanna Lee SHREVEPORT, Louls1ANA FOR CADET IST LT. GILMER Commander, 3rd Plaioon A Company Miss Geraldine Ambrose BATON Rouse, LOUISIANA FOR CADET IST LT. KELLEY Commander, 3rd Platoon B Company mmwfmk FOR ina JQl'dUl1 CADET CAPTAIN CLARE , Wilhelm Gm Commander, Company B MISS FHA! QEOR ,ATLPX Miss Dorothy Johnson oRLANoo, FLORTDA FOR CADET IST LT. BEARDALL Baffalion Siaff Miss Dorothy Simmons ITTA BENA, Mussnsslm FOR CADET mo LT, KIMBROUGH Capfain, Track Team :A HIST llllll IIIID TESTIIIIIEIIT We. lhe class of '50, being of weak mind and infirrn bodies, do hereby individually and collec- lively, will and bequealh some of our mosl cherished abililies and possessions. To lhe class of 'SI we leave Willie Fielder! may he be more forlunale wilh you lhan he was wilh us. To lhe class of '52 we bequealh Quinlard Memorial Cell Block, in hope lhal il won'l col- lapse before you graduale. To lhe class of '53 we leave lhe plans for lhe new Mess Hall: May your greal-grandchildren live lo see il begun. Abernalhy leaves his plow-boy walk lo Col. Alderman. Auslin leaves McAllen his Spanish grade and hopes he enjoys il as much as he did. Allison leaves Room 4IO lo While, A. W. Beardall leaves his hunling season Sick leaves lo nexl year's hunlers, Biller leaves his love for Sewanee lo Baker. Boyd leaves his false loolh lo Col. Fasick. Caldwell leaves his fuzzy hair lo Wiemer. Cassels leaves his punclualily lo Young. Clare leaves his spaghelli arm and sighling bar. bul God knows who wanls il. Conklin leaves his leddy bear and big feel lo Walson. Delzrance leaves lhe mail room key lo Bill Kalmbach. Ellison leaves his hurdling abilily lo Wadewilz. Ewing leaves his lable manners lo B.A. Fielder leaves his diploma lo Col. Fasick lo slrike malches on. Fullerlon leaves lhe key lo lhe Commandanl's office lo nexl year's sucker. Gillespie leaves Room 429 lo lhe Eskimos. Gilmer leaves his woman lroubles lo Young. Gladden leaves Ambler Hall lo J. Blower. Gold leaves his side-burns lo lhe Command- anl. Gossage lell. Granl leaves his slick pads lo H, A. Norrell. Hamillon leaves his broom handle lo McGee, and his coordinalion lo Walson, Banks, Fasick, and ali lhe olher prospeclive alhleles. Hardison leaves his simplicily lo Cary Page. Hix leaves, bul nol lo go far. Hodges leaves his largel rifle lo Harrell. Kelley leaves lhis year for a beller lime nexl year. Kimbrough leaves his manly physique lo Bill Websler. Leo King leaves his loud lalk and hell raising lo Tommy Ferguson. Baker King leaves his share of Whiley's No. 8 lo Peler Pirrel's nanny. Lyle leaves his gagging abilily lo Col. Warner and his Warm Slick. McLeod leaves lhe gay life of Sewanee lo go back lo dull civilizalion. Nielsen leaves his abilily lo shool lhe bull lo some Chinaman in China. Oemler leaves lhe door of lhe P.X, locked. Dulch Passailaigue leaves his soul lo God. 'cause lhe Ciladel will lake lhe resl. Jack Passailaigue leaves his love for Hol mu- sic lo lhe fulure occupanls of Room 203. Phillips leaves his open eyes lo Ware. Pogue leaves his week-end leaves lo Carpen- ler. Pride leaves his lop bunk, much lo lhe ioy of Harrison. Ragan leaves lhe luck of lhe lrish lo Graves. and Mclnnis. They'll need il, Ridley leaves his poslure lo Col. Alderman. Rose, A. leaves his conservalive ways lo Hub- bard. Red Rose leaves his abilily lo lhrow lhe shol lo Tommy Armslrong. Halcher Smilh leaves for lhe hills of Kenlucky 'cause lhe shoes are killing him. Bill Smilh leaves his speaking abilily lo Booger Bill for nexl year's G.l. Snelson leaves his Golden Trumpel lo Car- penler. or anyone who will lake il. Slone leaves his emply bollles and headache pills lo Doug Brown. Thackslon leaves his abilily lo calch behind lhe plale lo Banks. Turnbull leaves lhe Annual lo nexl year's Edilor. Urquharl leaves his influence in lhe Command- anl's office lo Shannon. Wainwrighl leaves his abilily lo ride pink elephanls up slone walls and sleel ladders lo nexl year's nighl owls. Warner leaves his body beauliful lo Denl, While leaves his ears lo Graves, 'cause God knows lhey are loo much for Kalhy. i , rw? , x wk - vs? R F 4,::,.gi I X '5 ? 91 215,31 1, ' an 4 'N ' , .L Q -. , ,,., . G 'Yi' 'i g' X 5 ' X K ' - fu-A-' iv .1 ' gg, . , Z nv , A ' Q Q Q 5 55 Y' L 5 , - X QQ, aqfier ixfk sg, if gat ggi! fx, 5 Igfigkzggqs 'V QQ, 1 A CJ ,M sip A i X H J AY' .,.. ., i A x M.. -. Q 'QW wai, 1 , 6, . .rt 3 N Si' t: 'L mg., Q v 1 K M xv 5Nf1259'f' x x . , A 5 X ,N X if , t Q 1 w Q' 9 Q s X V I 1 rg. , x ,ai R2 V525 . R if i Ki' we gigs 3 I n ,sg . ,S S-,,., s N J it Ak x 1Ay.f3w 4 Q . X..AX.f -'S R. .. A yy- xlyisiv ' E W -'kyspvx xa.fi's g Mem- 3, X Mvmq fg -A :fs-'3w.XX-.355 5 52 fi' ff' ff ' f 0 . - f ' X wb mi .., .Je ,- : ' . .,.. ,. N gf - i 'I .... 3 ..VAb i ff ,eva ,, LQ if ,V 29? iw E. .+ Wlfimfl if V 1 Q2 '3 : ':,,1fx,'A Lfx M.: ,nfl 3 sm- , f , gww k ww , A . 55 :Q 'L .x . xg' vw w N , Q, X V rg? - V W Q Ag .Ni M ' XT, ' .1 A , ,P ' aq-901. M 'x ,,,,j 1 J figs: WM, . N. As, k Zkafif - M fx. 'zf 'hc xg M 's R K 'X :Xxx Y :Q ' gf Congrafudcfiond ana! Ea! Wakea THE SEWANEE UNION gzznfer of .gguclenf .xdcfiuifieri D YOUR PHOTOGRAPHIC HEADQUARTERS PORTRAITS GROUPS PHOTO FINISHING SWIFT STUDIO ., ,... . ,.,.,.,: ....,.. --.Tv - V. , f ,Y I xx . I1,,TfT:,q.IT T1 I T- , ,TIS T I I . ' ,V m, wr: -,I- TTT . IIIIIIII COLONIAL Ill I T COFFEE 1 7 Age' - ' 'JI-' fig. QED, EE One of America's Really Fine Coffees C. B. RAGLAND COMPANY PI'1Or1e QSI7 P.O. BOX 6I9 NASHVILLE' TENNESSEE COMPLIMENTS OF Q PITTSBURG . PLATE GLASS COMPANY NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE PAINTS, BRUSHES, GLASS SUNDRIES COCA-COLA BOTTLING C0 TRACY CITY, TENNESSEE CLIFTON UNIFORM GI'Df3I5Te1fTI 'TTI WH' sHlRTs SOUTHERN STATES Dependable Qeewfy LIME CORPORATION Correci' Sfyling MAIN OFFICE: CHARLESTON, S. C. WORKS: CRAB ORCHARD, TENN. PHONE: CROSSVILLE. TENN., I602 k PHONE: ROCKWOOD, TENN., 452-M CRAB ORCHARD, TENNESSEE Peerless Lliirgzgihgrziggllgde Indusfrial SI' ID -JI-Sf Ir-BTI: SH CG. Crushed Rick-3-rEoar:e,andaEilTle Arggregafe Agriculfural Sfone - BaIIas+ CINCINNATI, OHIO BEST WHITE LIME IN THE SOUTH COM PLIMENTS OF DJ. BEHST We residen+s of Wesf Texas salu+e Sewanee Miliiary Academy and i+s faculfy for having one of +he Na+ion's ou+s+anding preparaiory schools for boys. May +he building of manhood of +he highesi' 'rype and fhe unselfish service +ha+ you render 'ro our youfh be confinued down The pafhway of fhe fufure. MH. A D MHS. GEUHGE T. ABELL MIDLAND, TEXAS F. W. CARR COMPLIMENTS Sc CGMPANY genera! .9l'l5ul'al'lC0 A FRIEND OF SEWANEE Compgmenffs of A FRIEND STONE'S FIRESTONE SERVICE TOM STONE RACI-IAEL STONE PENSACOLA, FLORIDA COIVIPLIMENTS OF FRANK PEARSON, IR Dis+ribu+ors of TEXACO PETROLEUM Pnooucrs AND FIRESTONE PRODUCTS COWAN, TENNESSEE JACK M. PASSAILAIGUE WILL R. WI-IITE COMPLIMENTS OF P 8k W ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. COLUMBUS, GEORGIA GALE, SMITH 8k CO. INSURANCE Since I868 NASHVILLE affair if COHQIOEHQBIZ fri of P. X. 4 I affair THE ACADEMIC SCHEDULE FOR I950 - I95l FALL AND SPRING SESSIONS 1949-1950 THE ACADEMY OPENS Monday, Sepfember Il, I950 New Cadeis Reporf Sep+ember II Old Cadeis Reporf Sepfember I4 FALL DANCES November I7 and I8, l950 THANKSGIVING Thursday, November 23, I950 CHRISTMAS RECESS Afier classes Safurday, December I6, I950, Harough Wednesday, January 3, I95I. All cadefs musf reporf before 6:00 p.m. on Wednesday, January 3, I 75I. SPRING SESSION BEGINS Monday, January 22, I95I MID-WINTER DANCES February I6 and I7, l95I SPRING VACATION March 9 Io I8, I95I. All cadefs musf reporf before 6:00 p.m. on March IB, I95I. GRADUATION DANCES May 25 and 26, I95I FINAL EXERCISES AND GRADUATION Friday, May 25, I95I, Ihrough Monday, May 28, I95I SEWANEE MILITARY ACADEMY Uhr Hniurrzitg Svupplg Svinrr SEWANEE, TENNESSEE H. E. CLARKE, Manager Cadei' Heaclquarfers for DRUGS-SODA FOUNTAIN SUPPLIES Your Pa'l'ronage ls Appreciafedn F. H. U UGETTE genera! C011 fra Ct0I' 3700 IO+h Avenue, Norfh P. O. Box I73O BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA VAUGHAN HARDWARE CO. Hardware-Implements-Seeds Heating-Plumbing 8: Electrical Supplies Building Material-Electrical Appliances WINCHESTER, TENNESSEE OUR FRIENDS, PATRONS AND ADVERTISERS Mr. and Mrs. George T. Abell .... Mr. Jim Austin ..,... Baggensfoss Bakery .... Baton Rouge Cadet Corps Members . Mr. William Beardall . . . Benson Printing Company . Mr. C. J. Berst ...... F. W. Carr Bc Co ...., Clara's Diner ..,.... Clifton Shirt Co ...... Cloverland Ice Cream Co.. Coca-Cola Bottling Co. . . Mr. Warren T. Coleman . Mr. F, R. Daugette .... P. H. Davidson Lumber Co, . . . Gale, Smith 81 Co ..... Harvey's Cafe ....... Martin's Flower Shop . . N. S. Meyer, Inc .,.., Miller Bros. Co ....... Monteagle Motor Court . . . P. Xi W. Electric Co. . , Pearson's Texaco Station . Philadelphia Uniform Co. . Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. . . Midland, Texas .Baton Rouge, La. . Tracy City, Tenn. . Baton Rouge, La. . . . Orlando, Fla. . . Nashville, Tenn. . Appleton, Wis. . Bridgeport, Ala. . Monteagle, Tenn. . Cincinnati, Ohio . Winchester, Tenn. . Tracy City, Tenn. . , .AtIanta, Ga. . Birmingham, Ala. Post Exchange, Sewanee Military Acad. . Sewanee, C. B. Ragland Co. ,.,... .,... N ashville Sewanee Military Academy . .,.... Sewanee Slone's Firestone Service . Swift Studios ........ University Supply Store . , Vaughan Hardware Co. . . Cadet Joe Wallace, S.M.A. . . . Mr. J. D. Wohl ....,. Sewanee Union , . ...,..,...., Sewanee, . . . Dallas, Texas , . Nashville, Tenn. . Monteagle, Tenn. . Winchester, Tenn. . New York, N. Y. Chattanooga, Tenn. . Monteagle, Tenn. . .Columbus, Ga. . . .Cowan, Tenn. Conshohocken, Pa. . Nashville, Tenn. Tenn. , Tenn. , Tenn. Tenn. Tenn. Southern States Lime Corp ...., Crab Orchard . . Pensacola, Fla. . Winchester, Tenn. . , Sewanee, Tenn. . Winchester, Tenn. , ,Sewanee, Tenn. . . Birmingham, Ala. COM PLIMENTS OF A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND MONTEAGLE, TENN. DIXIE CHEVROLET CO. GUY LAND, Men. CLARKSDALE, MISS, A Memorable Year 0 Congratulations to the Student Body and Faculty of Sewanee Military Academy for completion of another outstand- ing year of accomplishments. o The Staff of your annual has worked exceedingly hard to give you a superb book and one which portrays the high- lights of memorable activities. 0 Neither time, effort nor expense have been spared to provide you with a permanent record, attractively presented and complete in every detail. Q To preserve the photography and literary efforts of the Staff, the best grades of material have been combined with skilled workmanship to provide the finest quality yearbook. 0 We are proud that the 1950 Staff selected us to help design, print and bind the Saber, We have earnestly endeavored to fulfill the confidence placed in us. llENSON PRINTING COMPANY gomfakfe wool NASHVILLE 3, TENNESSEE .. -1. . -F 51 . 1-, V 7. gg: ddw' ' 7g',1-47ff5 9 '-f ,Wi . 7' if 5W,MWZWWQJigQ My lui E MWJEJJ J GM WM W K few? 43 UW 60 om M Sim Q pda gwfw ig? ' M Mai J,w9,W- W fi Wpipwf' YW 'm J 4, ,. g, -0- , E Sf i jqxfkgkgf sfqixqf Afomb WW 44 Aiiiiiyav 9 P i5fg?f2f Q..f4f,fm,,M-:gm 'ww M W. 2: ox-4 W ' WM ' 31 ' 'fe Xiu JWZZJM awe MJ W6 Bay X W fri G Mwiffg , A gfflfaf' 59' Wvff' 35? wwf H MW wifw M N 5lffML' 34 02337 ..' .Qiiii?QgZ5PgQspgb2f ijv L h M' QQ if 7 ?f:5LWg5ffWL3fh QQ? wzfigiy 'O ' V 'XL - , . 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