1959 by Rufus McClure
We would like you to take to heart the last paragraph and apply it to this Military Retrospective.
Well, Major Hooker is waiting for you on the next page, smiling as always.
Nothing new to say about these stalwarts.
Another unforgettable image, which should make some former teenage photographer very proud.
Alan Jabbour is another authentic academic. I think he spent his career at U.N.C. as librarian of folk arts and history.
Spence Perry has remained a Bolles stalwart through the years, including a stint on the Board.
Barry Sales and I have a unique relationship. I taught him and everyone of his six children: five girls and one boy, all of whom have remained close to the school, contributing in a variety of ways.
Richard Vincent was valedictorian of his class.
Colonel Ligon, another old-timer, passes on.
Salame, bottom middle, introduces Bolles to soccer, a sport that was just getting started in the fifties. But his toe probably won more football games than soccer games.
Here, Dads’ Day apostrophe is correct. I can’t explain why the apostrophe jumps around through the years.
Thanks to the Skinner family’s new flag pavilion, Old Glory flies higher than ever.
I can’t testify what they want to forget, but I don’t think they want to forget their alma mater.