FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1944
THE BATTALION
PAGE 3'
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(Continued iiom page 1)
Trickey, Sergeant Major; Master
Sergeant Ernest A. Baetz, Jr., Per
sonnel Sergeant Major; Technical
Sergeant William R. Benson, Jr.,
Supply Sergeant.
Promotions and assignments for
the First Regimental Staff are as
follows:
Lieutenant Colonel John A.
Thomas, Regimental Commander;
Major Mason L. Matthers, Execu
tive Officer; Captain Joe W.
Green, Adjutant; Captain Jay S.
Williams, Personnel Officer. The
non-commissioned officers are as
follows: Master Sergeant Billy R.
Shurley, Sergeant Major; Techni
cal Sergeant William C. Hender
son, Personnel Sergeant Major;
Staff Sergeant Robert A. Seyle,
Supply Sergeant.
Promotions and assignments for
the Second Regimental Staff are
as follows:
Lieutenant Colonel Paul Q.
Olschner, Regimental Commander;
Major Jack S. Palmer, Executive
Officer; Captain Cecil V. vVellborn,
Adjutant; Captain James L. Mar-
tyn, Personnel Officer. The non
commissioned officers are as fol
lows: Master Sergeant Barton B.
Wallace, Sergeant Major; Techni
cal Sergeant Fred Manget, Per
sonnel Sergeant Major; Staff Ser
geant Herman R. Hansen, Supply
Sergeant.
Promotions and assignments for
the First Battalion Staff of the
First Regiment are as follows:
Major Wallace W. Beck, Bat
talion Commander; First Lieuten
ant Ray C. Arthur, Adjutant. The
non-commissioned officers are as
follows: Master Sergeant Paul A.
Ostermayer, Sergeant Major;
Technical Sergeant Lloyd W.
Schuhman, Personnel Sergeant
Major; Staff Sergeant James E.
Pryor, Supply Sergeant.
Promotions and assignments for
the Second Battalion Staff of the
First Regiment are as follows:
Major Arthur C. Padilla, Bat
talion Commander; First Lieuten
ant Harold I. Dailey, Adjutant.
The non-commissioned officers are
as follows: Master Sergeant John
T. Miller, Sergeant Major; Techni
cal Sergeant William J. Tiller,
Personnel Sergeant Major; Staff
Sergeant Fred B. Petty, Supply
Sergeant.
Promotions and assignments for
the Third Battalion Staff of the
First Regiment are as follows:
Major Robert L. Butchofsky,
Battalion Commander; Captain
Walter E. Crenshaw, Executive
Officer. The non-commissioned of
ficers are as follows: Master Ser
geant Dan L. McGurk, Sergeant
Major; Technical Sergeant James
E. Fix, Personnel Sergeant Major;
Staff Sergeant John E. Pledger,
Supply Sergeant.
Promotions and assignments for
the First Battalion Staff of the
Second Regiment are as follows:
Major Herbert Q. Sibley, Battalion
Commander; Captain Richard G.
Knight, Executive Officer; First
Lieutenant Wallace L. Rumsey,
Adjutant. The non-commissioned
officers are as follows: Master
Sergeant Verne A. Scott, Sergeant
Major; Technical Sergeant James
E. Jones, Personnel Sergeant Ma
jor; Staff Sergeant Lloyd A.
Grumbles, Supply Sergeant.
Promotions and assignments for
the Second Battalion Staff of the
Second Regiment are as follows:
Major Andrew C. Jones, Battalion
Commander; Captain Walter 0.
Fuhrmann, Executive Officer;
First Lieutenant Wilson 0. Boaz,
Adjutant. The non-commissioned
officers are as follows: Master
Sergeant Alfred R. Jones, Ser
geant Major; Technical Sergeant
Paul C. Fleming, Personnel Ser
geant Major; Staff Sergeant
Charles R. Parker, Supply Ser
geant.
Promotions and assignments for
the Third Battalion Staff of the
Second Regiment are as follows:
Major Charles O. Haenisch, Bat
talion Commander; First Lieuten
ant Frederick C. Hardy, Adjutant.
The non-commissioned officers are
as follows: Master Sergeant Harry
Robinson, Sergeant Major; Tech
nical Sergeant William H. Whit-
sitt, Personnel Sergeant Major.
Promotions and assignments for
the Corps Band are as follows:
Major John A. Veien, Commanding
Officer; Master Sergeant Philip
B. Kosub, Drum Major.
Ex-Batt Editor Is
In Denver Hospital
According to latest reports Lt.
R. L. Doss, ex-Aggie of the class
of ’39, expects to be released from
the Fitzsimmons General Hospital,
Denver, Colorado, within the next
few months.
R. L. “Cueball” Doss, was editor
of the Batt in 1939. He was secre
tary of the Student Welfare Com
mittee. He was in Who's Who in
American Universities and Col
leges. “Cueball” was also a prom
inent member of the debate club.
“Cueball” resigned from school
to become a city reported on the
Sherman Democrat, and later the
sports editor of the Denison Her
ald, in the year 1937. He quit and
returned to school in the same year
and graduated in 1939 with an
M. S. degree.
His father and mother, Mr. and
Mrs. T. G. Doss, live in White-
write, Texas, where Mr. Doss is a
printer-editor.
The most trusting are the most
trustworthy.
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be a general meeting with the Joint
Legislative Committee on School
Laws on June 29, with State Sena
tor Carl L. Lovelady, presiding.
Problems of concern to all school
executives and students of school
administration will be discussed
fully in panel type meetings, with
each session having a leader and
several assistants selected from
among the outstanding educators
of Texas. Each session will have
an assigned subject and the busi
ness program just released by Dean
Brooks lists the major problems
confronting the schools of the
State at the present time.
A business session will conclude
the conference near noon June 29,
at which there will be reports from
standing committees and election
of association officers for the com
ing year.
—ELECTIONS—
(Continued from page 1)
vice-president; and W. W. Powell,
secretary treasurer.
Later on there will be an elec
tion for junior yell-leaders and to
hold the run-offs. There should be
more voters in this than in the
electiojn held yesterday, as the
competition will be keener. Also,
an abnormally small number voted
yesterday. Only three-hundred and
ten votes were counted. This is at
tributed to the large number of
positions for which there was only
one candidate.
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