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THE BATTALION
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 24, 1946
6 ASCE Man Sent
To Kansas City
National Parley
The student chapter of the
ASCE sent six members to the na
tional convention, which was held
in Kansas City October 13-17. Mar
shall Amis, J. W. Jammesrly, C.
D. Muir, R. L. Nichols, J. E. Wir-
shing, and Charles Yantis repre
sented A. & M. at the convention,
with Mr. J. T. L. McNew and Dr.
S. R. Wright serving as senior ad
visors.
The local chapter has planned
a full program for the 1946-47
school year. On October 15 at
7:30 p. .m The City Plant En
gineer for the city of Dallas, pre
sented an interested discussion on
“City Planning and Zoning”.
A. & M.’s chapter is the largest
in the history of the college, hav
ing 175 active members of which
65% are veterans.
M. Drahn Jones, a senior from
Dallas, elected president; Marshall
Amis, a Fort Worth senior, is
serving as vice-president; secre
tary is Loren H. Stiles, a junior
from Celina, and William C. Ely,
a junior from Mineral Wells, is
filling the treasurer’s position. Dr.
S. R. Wright and professors Carl
E. Sandestedt and Spencer J.
Buchanan are serving as sponsors
for the society.
Billingsley Heads
Ellis County Club
R. L. Billingsley was elected
president of the Ellis County A.
& M. Club at their first meeting
of the semester. The 23 members
present elected D. W. Springer,
vice-president; J. F. Evans, secre
tary-treasurer; W. D. Yarbrough,
reporter; and B. J. North, social
chairman.
The club discussed plans to
adopt a constitution and apply for
a charter. Billingsley requests
that all students from Ellis Coun
ty attend the regular meetings
held on the first and third Thurs
day nights of each month.
Marketing-Finance
Club Reorganizes
At the first meeting of the
Marketing and Finance Club, held
Wednesday night, October 0, Pap
Frierson was elected president for
the remainder of this semester.
Howard Hicks will serve as vice-
president; Dudley Terry, secretary
treasurer; and Bill Taylor, report
er.
Mr. Barger, who is faculty spon
sor for the club, stated that plans
are being made to have outside
speakers for forthcoming meet
ings. Pap Frierson announced that
all forthcoming meetings will be
held on the second Thursdays of
each month.
Kream and Kow Klub
Hears Discussion
On Mexico Farming
At a recent meeting of the
Kream and Kow Klub, R. G. Mar
tin gave an interesting speech on
the student trip to Mexico. His
main topic concerned some of the
things observed about agriculture
in the Rio Grande Valley of Tex
as and in southern Mexico.
Mr. Martin said, “The first
stop on our trip was at some of
the Rio Grande farms. They are
large tracts of land owned by
men interested in promoting the
latest modes of farming. These
tracts are divided into small farms,
each of which employ a tenant to
do the actual work, and in return
he receives a share of the profit.
The landowners want graduate
agriculture students to work on
these farms, thus setting high
examples for non-college grad
uates.”
The group then went to lower
Mexico to observe the extensive
amount of irrigation farming car
ried on in that section. The speak
er used pictures of the large re
servoirs and canals used in this
farming method to supplement
his talk.
Next on the program was Earl
Edwards, freshman at A&M, a
member of the judging team who
won first place at the national
dairy judging contest held at
Columbus, Ohio, and sponsored by
the National Jersey Association.
AG ADMINISTRATION
CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS
Byron Frierson was elected pres
ident of the Agriculture Adminis
tration Club which held its first
regular meeting Wednesday night,
October 9, 1946.
The first meeting dealt mainly
with the reorganization of the
club for the coming semester and
the election of club officers. Twen
ty-seven members attended.
Other officers elected were Ho
ward Hicks, vice-president; Dud
ley Terry, secretary and treasurer;
and Bill Taylor, reporter. J. W.
Barger and R. L. Hunt were the
faculty members present. Dr. Bar
ger was elected faculty sponsor.
Frierson stated that the regular
meetings would be held on the
first Tuesday of each month, and
that an outside speaker would be
engaged for the next meeting.
We couldn’t understand why son
was constantly falling out with his
girl friend until he said that she
was always willing to kiss and
make up — and he liked that.
Whiskey has wrecked more
homes than water has wrecked
ships.
Gillespie Elected
Navarro President
George 0. Gillespie was elected
president of the Navarro County
A. & M. Club at a meeting on
Thursday evening, October 10, at
7:30 p.m. in the Academic build
ing. Other officers elected were
E. H. Anderson, vice-president,
and Mickey Edwards, secretary-
treasurer.
Acting in the absence of the
president, Edwin Anderson acted
as the chairman and notified the
club that at the next meeting, a
sample constitution would be pre
sented to the group; from it, the
club’s constitution will be formed.
It was decided that regular meet
ings will be held every Thursday
night at 7:30 in the Academic
Building.
Animal Husbandry
Group Hears Grist
Dr. E. A. Grist, Extension
Service Veterinarian at A. & M.,
spoke to a group of Animal Hus
bandry students during a seminar
session, Monday evening, October
14. His subject was sanitation
and disease control as related to
the cattle industry of Texas.
He also outlined the general
services of the Federal and. state
government in regard to disease
control and sanitation and its
benefits to the cattle busines.
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Sergeants John McConnell, George Gra
ham, Staff Sergeants Victor Krauskopf,
James Kunkel, Johnnie Henderson Hen
derson, Jack Dibrell, Floyd Grona, Victor
Shulze, Dick Polk, Jamie Kothman,
Thomas Eklund, Billy Nichols, Aubrey
Kothman. Corporals Joe Nagy, Phil Sheets,
James Day, Oliver Grote, James Stegall,
Billy Russell, John Diller.
COMPANY D, INFANTRY
Captain Herschel Wood. First Lts. James
Jones, William Freeman, Thomas Justiss.
First Sergeant Henry Ellis. Technical
Sergeants C. H. Hardy, Joel Moor. Staff
Sergeants Jaseper Jones, Frank Dyer,
Frank Hill, R. M. Edmondston, Joe Leedi-
ker, Ben Timberlake, Stephen Roberts.
Corporals William London, William Park,
Arthur Flores, William Garrison, James
Greek, Alfred Fowler, John Dieb.
SECOND BATTALION INFANTRY
HEADQUARTERS STAFF
Major Edwin Daniels, Captain Tommy
Blackstone, First Lt. Jesse Hargis.
Technical Sergeants Bobby Neill, Chas.
Davis.
COMPANY E. INFANTRY
Captain Norton Higgins, First Lts. Bil
ly Smith, James Taylor, William McDan
iel.
First Sergeant Edward Hinkle, Techni
cal Sergeants Ralph Merriwether, Wil
liam Garfield. Staff Sergeants Frank
Baca, John Cobb, Thadeus Goodwyn, Char
lie Rhymes, Arthur Hegi, Alton Brown,
Rex Michel, Vit Janda, William Kiel,
Pat Brown. Corporals Donald Heoten,
Riley Epps, Gordon Parkhill, Leland Stew
ard, Arch Jacobson, Bruce Wallace, Len-
nie Spann, Jr.
COMPANY F, INFANTRY
Captain Henry John. First Lts. Julio
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To Play for Xmas.
Dance of SW Club
The Brazos County Association
of Reserve Officers met on Tues
day evening, October 8, and heard
several featured speakers from the
state reserve districts. Col. G. S.
Meloy, Commandant of A. & M.,
gave a brief account of the ROTC
units, stating that attempts are
being made to place more respon
sibility on the cadet officers.
President E. N. Holmgreen then
took charge of the meeting. By
acclamation, Robert Page was
elected vice-president of the as-
socication. The date for the Re
serve Officers’ dance, to be held in
Sbisa Hall, wilt be February 8.
Colonel J. P. Wheeler, district in
structor from Houston, gave a
short speech, then introducing
Colonel H. E. Fuller, state senior
instructor from Austin. Col. Fuller
gave an account of the reserve
officer training which will take
place in the near future. He con
tinued by saying that the army
still needs officers, either in the
reserve or in the regular army.
Casas, Lee Thompson, Thomas Eubanks.
First Sergeant Gus Vletas. Techanical
Sergeants Bobby Williamson, James
Nelson. Staff Sergeants William Stanzel,
Victor Weifel, Jack Watson, Benjamin
Sustr, Joe Clont. Corporals J. A. McCul-
ly, Robert McJilton, John McGee, John
Hambright, James McLemore, Marvin
Simmons, Bennie Stafford, John Orr. '
COMPANY G, INFANTRY
Captain Donald Hudman. First Lts.
Thomas Howell, Albert Stevens, Leslie
Layne.
First Sergeant ■ Joe Mears. Technical
Sergeants Bobby Neill, John Berry. Staff
Sergeants Leland Tate, Thomas Crouch,
John Walker, Sidney Cook, Clarence Mur-
phrey, Carlos Zuniga, Miguel Morrison,
Jacob Russell, Frank Dibrell, Billy Wor
ley, John Lincoln. Corporals John Wal
lace, Billy Watson, Arthur Wright, Billy
Webb, Earl Wyatt, John Davis, James
Garrison.
VETERANS COMPANY NO. 2
Captain R. N. Lehman, Jr. First Lts.
R. J. Conrad, T. B. Goldman, R. L.
Powell.
First Sergeant H. B. Smith. Techanical
Sergeants H. D. McMillan, L. V. Daven
port. Staff Sergeants J. L. Hallmark, A.
W. Blackstock, R. W. Huff, G. G. Trot
ter, B H. Jeanes, C. S. Nesom.
ARTILLERY REGIMENTAL STAFF
Lt. Col. John C. Heeman, Major John
H. Cochrane, Captains Dale M. Wilker-
son and James E. Mortensen.
Master Sergeants Raymond N. Horany
and Nathaniel R. Leatherwood. Technical
Sergeants Herbert C. England and Wil
liam I. Morrow. Staff Sergeants Noonan
A. Prince and John P. Stanford. Cor
porals Burton W. French and Ollie B.
Stephens.
FIRST BATTALION ARTILLERY BN
HQ STAFF
Major Joe P. Mueller, Captain Mar
vin Lehman. First Lieutenant Obediah T.
Welch. Technical Sergeants Robert L.
Bowman and David Barnett.
BTRY. A FIELD ARTILLERY
Captain Glenn L. Bell. First Lts. Geo.
B. Garrison, Pete L. Scamardo, and Frank
N. McMillan. First Sgt. Jack A. Krueger.
Technical Sergeants Thomas R. Parsons
Arthur R. Crixwell,Homer E. Acevedo,
Reuben E. Koenig, Billy G. Bockman,
Minos E. Miller, Jack F. Morgan, Edward
B. Rowland, Bruce D. Holman, Benny
E. Tillison, and Arthur Edelstein. Cor
porals William A. Birdwell, Randolph W.
Barker, Jimmy D. Bell, Floyd H. Black
burn, Doyce R. Black, Robert L. McGlas-
son, and Robert Q. Blakeney.
BTRY. B, FIELD ARTILLERY
Captain Robert W. Martin, 1st Lts.
George M. Wilson, Howard R. Owens, and
Clarence M. Howell. First Sergeant Mar
vin L. Jones. Technical Sergeants Dan
D. Stedham and Jack R. James. Staff
Sergeants Robert E. McDonald, Richard N.
Butts, Paul J. Gaskill, Herbert M. Walne,
James L. Jolley, James F. Desmuke, P.
A. Coleman, Wm. A. Mitchell, Ben W.
Smith, Wm. T. Carpenter, and Millard
A. Peters. Corporals John G. Wilson, Ed
ward G. Hodges, W. P. Henry, W. T.
Kaufman, Kenneth C. Hudgins, J. N.
Holland, and Lawrence C. Goodwyn.
BTRY. C, FIELD ARTILLERY
Capt. Chas. T. Spence, 1st Lts. Howard
W. Borne, Robert S. Swinney, and Wm. S.
Halcomb. 1st Sgt. Fred L. Hughes. Tech
nical Sgts. Frank R. Hardin, and Davis
E. Horne. Staff Sgts. Lee M. Duggan,
Roy L. Garner, Jerrel E. Taylor, Herbert
K. Davis, Jerry Fineg, Augustus L. Hardy,
Harold Z. Zeitman, Carl E. Olsen Jr.,
Richard D. Howe, and Chas. R. Horton.
Corporals John J. Luther, Oliver M. Bar
ker, Jethro B. Rochelle, Homer C. Os
borne, Joe H. Pate, Guy B. Daniel, and
Chas. E. Phillips.
BTRY. D, FIELD ARTILLERY
Capt. Don B. Farrel. 1st Lts. Robert C.
Oualls, T. A. Thornhill, and Joe A.
Kavanaugh. 1st Sgt. Robert M. White.
Technical Sgts. David L. Fort and John
H. Richardson. Staff Sgts. Geo. O. Rich
ardson, Clifton W. Key, Albert Metcalfe,
Eddie D. Zimmerman, Robert M. Ken-
nelley, Gilford W. Koopmann, Royal Hines,
Richard M. Love, Albert S. Pugh, Paul
W. Wood, and Louis M. Hardy. Cpls. Bil
lie G. Hightower, John N. Liles, Curtis
E. Timmerman, Marvin S. Mixon, Rudolph
K. Jahn, Arthur E. Seybold, and James
A. Davis.
SECOND BN ARTILLERY BN HQ
STAFF
Maj. Simon D. Davidson. Capt. Ray
mond L. Portlock. 1st Lt. Warren A.
Gilbert. Technical Sgts. Milton E. Lind
ner and Raymond A. Hennig.
BTRY E, FIELD ARTILLERY
Capt. Vernon G. Hill. 1st. Lts. Luther
B. Aultman, Wm. A. Buchanan, and
Fred Holste. 1st Sgt. Jas. C. Hayes. Tech
nical Sgts. Joe C. Dickson and Jas D.
Seymour. Staff Sgts. John W. Thompson,
Royce F. Faucett, Harvard J. Smith, Fat
Burnett .Hyatt Cheek, Joe W. Atchisson,
Thos. M. Bailey, Howard G. McMillan, Sam-
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Hoyt Hughes and his orchestra
will play for the annual Texas Ag
gie dance, sponsored by the South
west Texas Club of A. & M. Col
lege, to be held at Uvalde, Decem
ber 28, 1946, in the American Le
gion hall. Everyone is invited to
attend. The tickets which are to
go on sale in the near future are
priced at $2.50.
At a regular Wednesday meet
ing it was decided that every
man from a town represented in
the Southwest Texas Club would
sell tickets in his home town and
be responsible for that area. Ev-
eryong from Southwest Texas is
urged to come to the next regular
club meeting to be held in the Y.
M. C. A. on Wednesday night at
7 p.m. A full representation is
needed to help draw up plans con
cerning the annual dance and
other activities of the club.
uel M. Marshall, Raymond D. Coulter, and
Jammy H. Curtiss. Cpls. Frank N. Bog-
gus, John K. Finegan, Tom D. Benefield,
Roy L. Blanton, Jas A. Burrus, Jerry
W. Esser, and Donald D. Fitzgerald.
BTRY. F, FIELD ARTILLERY
Capt. Arthur B. Haws. 1st Lts. Jimmy
C. Hartt, Vernon R. Schmidt, and Joe
Pettit. 1st Sgt. Jas. C. Winkler. Techni
cal Sgts. Matt J. Boska and Herbert A.
Garter. Staff Sgts. Rob L. Goode, Morton
Shefts. Wm. B. Hilliard, and J. D.
Hampton. Cpls. Jas. E. Kirkland, Robert
C. Holmes, Ren R. Glimp, Everett J.
Bradt, Brooks B. Bradley, Jack A. Quiery,
and Edwin R. Daniels.
BTRY. G, FIELD ARTILLERY
Capt. J. L. Nichols. 1st Lt. Wm. Ken
dall. 1st Sgt. Eddie L. Greene. Technical
Sgt. Johnny Hammonds.
BTRY. H, FIELD ARTILLERY
Capt. Jere Lewis. 1st Lts. S. J. Stovall,
A. C. Zamerra, and B. M. Kennedy. 1st
Sgt. Eddy Pela. Technical Sgts. Joe Seale
and Neal Stites. Staff Sgts. Aaron
Schwartz, Dan Ragsdale.
BTRY. A, COAST ARTILLERY
Capt. Edward D. Bateman. 1st Lts. John
F. Kelso, Wm. A. Gilbert, and Richard K.
Epps. 1st,Sgt. Arthur N. Hartman. Tech
nical Sgts. Jos T. Moore and Jerry B.
Hartgraves. Staff Sgts Guy A. Baber,
Donald R. Newsom, Wm. C. Lonquist,
Geo. D. Norman, Geo. A. Whitten, A. S.
Barrada., Cpls. Jim Stephens, Wallas H.
Cox, Edwin E. Coker, Donald E. Jarvis,
Don D. Decker, Robert R. Smith, and Jas.
F. Davis.
COMPOSITE REGIMENTAL STAFF
Lt. Col. Donald Nelson, Jr. Major James
Demopulos. Captains Charles Trickey, Fred
Thurmond, Joseph Moody.
Master Sergeants Clyde Patterson, Gene
Lewis. Technical Sergeants Gene Sum
mers, Arnold Walkow. Staff Sergeants Joe
Swindle, Marshall Lasswell. Corporals Me-
bane Stafford, George Yowell.
FIRST BATTALION COMPOSITE
STAFF
Major Burke Summers. Captain Scott
McNeill. First Lt. Joe Dickson. Technical
Sergeants Stephen Moore, Joe Clarke..
TROOP A. CAVALRY
Captain Bill Rosser. First Lts. John
Copeland, Joe Weatherford, Albert Hluza.
First Sergeant Charles Harris. Technical
Sergeants Thomas Keeter, John Morgan.
Staff Sergeants David Wiley, John Abney,
George Brown, James Williamson, Robert
Mahone, Joe Glass, Henry Thuem, Harold
Leach. Corporals Ned Burson, Paul Hodges,
Charles Schmidt, Sidney Calame, Robert
Ford, Robert Storrie, William Burns.
TROOP B, CAVALRY
Captain Harry Reger. First Lts. Charles
Thoma, Joe Hilliard, Charles Tate.
First Sergeant Jack Adams. Technical
Sergeants Johnson Strickel, William
Stephens. Staff Sergeants Norton Lovell,
Albert Busch, Charles Moseley, Robert
Warneke, Donald Humphreys. Willie
Kranjer, James Morris, Franklin Randell,
Marshall E. Laswell, William Fuller, Wil
liam Wallace. Corporals Delmar Libby,
William McCord, Wassar Irby, Jack Tur
ner, Edward Kruse, Joseph Gruy, Scott
Wylie.
TROOP C. CAVALRY
Captain Lewis Hammett. First Lts.
Gerald Hodges, Walter Arbuckle, Richard
Lea.
First Sergeant Horace Murray. Technical
Daniel Boone. Staff Sergeants Albert
Lewis, Hal Ewing, Faul Wells, Charles
Goof, Edgar Gray, Bob Small, Robert
Cone, Thurman Kennedy, Donald Waldrip,
Jim Wilson. Corporals Aubrey Sprawls,
Howard Minyard, John Reeder, Henry
Remschel, Jack Scott, Ellis Russell.
TROOP D, CAVALRY
Acting Captain Charles Thoma.
First Sergeant William Kruse. Technical
Sergeants James Edgar, Robert Standley.
Staff Sergeants Robert Gault Edwin La-
Forge, Beau Wilson, Wame Hallmark,
Robert Colglazier, Jack Currie, Calvin
Reese, Paul Koomey, Ruffus Cachry, J. C.
Welpman. Corporals Rupert Hall, Robert
Bradley. James Page, Jafck Milholin, Chas.
Glass, J. D. Franz, Cecil Stubblefield.
TROOP E, CAVALRY
Captain Harrell Foitik. First Lt. Leon
Pollard.
First Sergeant Russell McGowen, Tech
nical Sergeants Hugh Shelton, Fogle Clark.
Staff Sergeant William Storther.
SECOND BATTALION COMPOSITE
STAFF
Major A. O. Hamon. Captain David
Crawford. First Lt. Claudio Ortiz.
Technical Sergeants James O’Connel,
Edward Poynor.
COMPANY A, ENGINEERS
Captain Owen Cecil, First Lts. Wal
ter Norris, Charles Stamos. First Ser-
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A&M Judging Team
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National Contest
W. E. Berry, H. G. Law, M. G.
Duncan, Wl. A. McClure, W. T.
Magee, and W. P. Sayles composed
the livestock judging team, which
represented A&M in the American
Royal Livestock Judging Contest
at Kansas City on October 19, ac
cording to W. M. Warren, judging
coach.
There were 35 agricultural
schools competing for trophies in
each livestock class and for th£
high team trophy. In 1941 A. &
M. won the percheron horse trophy,
and this event must be won two
more consecutive times in order
to take over permanent posses
sion.
Charlie Love, assistant coach,
accompanied the team to Kansas
City. Livestock exhibits were
judged at Oklahoma A&M and at
the Ralph Smith Farms at Grain
Valley, Mo., before continuing to
Kansas City.
geants Roy Gilliland. Technical Sergeants
Robert Branson, Joseph Cox. Staff Ser
geants James Woodley, George Sherwitz,
Ralph Hughes, Theodore Clegg, Irving
Statman, James Lewis, Arnold Dickin
son, Benno Walters, John Firebaugh. Cor
porals Keith Slaughter, Stephen Kunkel-
burg, John Kay, James Summers.
COMPANY B, ENGINEERS
Captain Ralph Lunsford. First Lts. Joe
Carter, Joe Cauthen, William Mennas.
First Sergeant Joe Richardson. Technical
Sergeants Justin Weatherly, Sammy Black.
Staff Sergeants Joe Wirsching, Sammie
Bateman, George Muller, Harry Dedman,
Robert Clauch, Rennie Ellis, James Thur
mond, Elmer Jones, Edwin Jones, Glenn
Stinnett, Wesley Haskins. Corporals Chas.
Estes, Lawrence Sexton, Jackie Hedge,
Gene Wiggins, Robertson Bruce, Walker
Williams, Elmer Elkins.
COMPANY C, ENGINEERS
Ci.ptain Billy Bowden. First Lts. Bill
McCormick, John Sheiander, Max Ploeger.
First Sergeant Robert Hyde. Technical
Sergeants Carl McIntosh Donald Sawyer.
Staff Sergeants Robert Bridges, James
Humphries, George Weatherston, Clyde
Bryant, Patrick Marks, Robert Holmes,
Braxton Westmoreland, Percy Anderson,
Arnold Baron, Charles Luther, J. H. Emer
son. Corporals Norman Schatzman, N. D.
Lowary, Richard Taylor, Garland Whisen-
hunt, Robert Coon, Robert Shepherd, Ster-
mon Wells.
VETERANS COMPANY NO. 1
Captain R. B. Mayes, First Lts. C. W.
Mattox, R. K. Morris, J. W. Barnett.
First Sergeant R. L. Shannon. Technical
Sergeants J. F. Evans, B. M. Cooley.
THIRD BATTALION COMPOSITE STAFF
Major B. F. Broyles. First Lts. J. W.
DeHaas, G. K. Grogan. Technical Sgts.
J. T. Miller, F. H. Sparks.
COMPANY A, CHEMICAL WARFARE
SERVICE
Captain Robert Hustin. First Lts. Geo.
Knox, Earl Snavely, Clanton Harrison.
First Sergeant Don Hodges. Technical
Sergeants Gordon Lawson, William Leusch-
ner. Staff Sergeants Donald Bird, Claude
Latta, Thomas Griffin, Robert Locke, Wil
liam Wheeler, Marvin Locke, Jack Ward,
Frank Marcoulides, Herman Wyatt, Kelsie
Roach, Elo William, Andrew Huddleston,
Reed Beck, Donald Barrett, Thomas Smith,
Murray Carter, Gus Wueste.
COMPANY A, QUARTERMASTER
CORPS
Captain Everett Shindler. First Lts,
Robert Moore, Jose Torres, Andrew Moore.
First Sergeant Whitney Wilson. Techni
cal David Hamden, Donald Corley. Staff
Sergeants Rober Bradford, Jack Andrews,
Robert M. Lindheim, Julian Torres, Olin
Canon, Melvin Craig, Thomas Davenport,
Paul Breeden, Jarol Sahol, John Hardin.
Corporals Albert Hartstock, Bobby Lewis,
Charles Parker, Bob Thomas, Cole Town-
ley, Thurmon Martin, B. W. Hink.
COMPANY A, ORDNANCE
Captain Jack Slack. First Lts. Alfred
Munster, Edgar Von Rosenberg, Victor
Prassel.
First Sergeant James Berry. Technical
Sergeants Billy Swango, Royal Harris.
Staff Sergeants Guy Norfleet, James Gat-
ton, Thomas Banta, Teddy Hamilton,
Thomas Wise, James Grigsby, William
Agerton, Walter Hull, Martin Keough,
James Morgan. Corporals John Smith,
William Stade, William Hampton, Wayne
McLaughlin, Sam Sayers, Louis Quam,
Carl Hall.
COMPANY A, SIGNAL CORPS
Captain Dean Denton. First Lts. Don
ald Shuhart, Harry Auvermann, Fred
Thurmond.
First Sergeant Elmo Livingston. Tech
nical Sergeants Robert Hollowell, Roy
Neely, Staff Sergeants Randolph Blumberg,
William Evans, Donald Miller, Ben Scholl,
Robert Rogers, Joe Reuss, Robert Taylor,
James Jones, Jack Thompson, Malcolm
Helms, Horace Coswick. Corporals Rich
ard Baker, Robert Scoggins, Wallace
Langston, Paul Bowdoin, Rancis Lenger-
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