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THE BATTALION
Tuesday, August SI, 1954 ^ 9
Corps Of Cadets’ Officers Named for Coming Ii
Cadet officei’s for A&M’s corps
of cadets for the 1954-55 school
yeaz’ have been named.
The officers are selected by the
military department and approved
by President David H. Morgan.
First Regiment Staff
John L. Leimbrook of Shreve
port, La., will be regimental com
mander with rank of colonel. His
executive officer will be Ronald
G. Denton of Fort Worth, with
rank of lieutenant colonel. Hold
ing the same rank as operations
officer will be William R. McCas-
land of McKinney.
Cadet majors and their duty as
signments are William J. Meyer of
Moulton, adjutant; Garner J. John
son of San Angelo, public informa
tion and scholastic officer; Jack
G. Courtney of Caspiana, La., sup
ply and safety officer.
Those with rank of captain are
K. Gordon Johnson of Oak wood,
ordnance officer; Ernest M. Stone
of Houston, special services, and
Charles H. Minter of Fort Worth,
communications officer.
Cadet master sergeants are Roy
B. Bertrand of Waco, sergeant ma
jor; Donald L. Burton, RFD, Waco,
operations; Philip D. Weinei't of
Fort Sam Houston, supply; Jack
'' W. Barbee of Bellaire, intelligence
s ergeant.
< ' fjrjjfcHst Battalion, First Regiment
J. Ezzell of Conroe is com-
y-r/V^ing- officer with i'ank of lieu-
r r ;r it colonel. Executive officer
* 'S Roy M. Cline of Houston, major,
< | f.d operations and safety officer
rj .-i | Hugh A. Smith of Jarrell, ma-
I '^Charles T. Richardson of Colum-
f ’,1s is public information and schol-
P, (tic officer, and Richard R. Hicks
f )f Luling is supply officer, both
Captains. Sergeant major with
' . rank of master sei’geant is Cecil
M. Crawfor-d of Athens. Stanley
P. Holz of Waller, operations; Ben
der B. Rawls of Fort Worth, sup
ply, and Philip H. McNemer of
Beaumont, intelligence, all techni
cal sergeants.
Company commanders with rank
of captain are Albert R. Frankston
of Houston, A Infantry; William
W. Bradshaw of San Antonio, B
Infantry; Hadley Foster of San
Antonio, C Infantry; James R.
Buchanan of Shreveport, La., D
Infantry.
Second Battalion, First Regiment
Battalion commander is Brad H.
Miles of Houston with rank of
lieutenant colonel. Alfred M.
Cook Jr., of Dallas, is executive
officer with rank of major. Cap
tains are Gregory L. McLerran of
Eden, adjutant, and Chris J. Car-
son of San Antonio, public infor
mation and scholastic officer.
William L. Campbell of San An
gelo is sergeant major with rank
of master sergeant. Vincent J.
Giardina of Beaumont, operations,
and Robert A. Lee of Belton, sup
ply, are technical sergeants.
Unit commanders with rank of
captain are Ambrose B. Boubel of
Eagle Pass, A Armor; Alan J. May
of Dallas, B Armor; Neely E. Key-
ser of Stoneham, C Armor.
Third Battalion, First Regiment
Sands S. Weems of West Colum
bia is commanding officer with
rank of lieutenant colonel. Bat
talion executive officer is Roberto
Tijerina of Edinburg, major, and
operations and safety officer is
Glenn W. Mitchell of Kirbyville,
major.
Cadet captains and their duty
are Anthony E. Specia of San An
tonio, adjutant; Cad N. Powell of
Henrietta, public infonnation and
scholastic officer; James M. Mof-
fitt of McAllen, supply.
Rex L. Rowell of Baytown is
sergeant major with rank of mas
ter sergeant. Cadet technical ser
geants are George L. Pitre of Thi-
bodoux, La., operations; William
B. Ledbetter of Austin, supply;
George R. Goetzke of San Benito,
intelligence.
Unit commanders with rank of
captain are David L. Williams of
Odessa, A Engineers; James A.
Bush of Odessa, B Engineers; Page
W. Morgan of Iowa Park, A Trans
portation; John B. White of Jack
sonville, A Ox’dnance.
Second Regiment Staff
Billy J. Utsman of Longview
will be commanding officer with
rank of colonel. Regimental exe
cutive officer will be Kurt R.
Nauck jr. of Beaumont as lieuten
ant colonel.
Cadet majors and their duty are
Phillip M. Speairs of Fort Worth,
adjutant; Gene H. King of Abi
lene, public information and schol
astic officer; Frank M. Mandola of
Houston, supply and safety.
Jimmie D. May of Breckenridge
is special services officer with rank
of captain and Kenneth L. Scott
of Dallas is communications offi
cer and captain.
Cadet master sergeants are
Charles E. Stinnett of Fort Worth,
sergeant major; Robert L. Fuller
of Beaumont, operations; Samuel
C. Laden of Dallas, supply; Leland
C. White of Laferia, intelligence.
John A. Gentry of Aransas Pass
is color sergeant with rank of
technical sergeant.
First Battalion, Second Regiment
Gerald B. Schulz of Corpus
Christi is battalion commander
with rank of lieutenant colonel.
Cadet majors are Harry T. Gayden
of Houston, executive, and Charles
D. Williams of Philadelphia, Miss.,
operations and safety.
James W. Bass of Dallas, adju
tant; Val H. Cannon of Abilene,
public information and scholastic
oficer, and Richard A. Lathrop of
Muskogee, Okla., supply, are cap
tains. Sergeant major is Charles
E. Cypert of Hillsboro with rank
of master sergeant.
Cadet technical sergeants are
Richard K. Decker of Combes, oper
ations; Edmund De La Cruz of
Corpus Christi, supply, and Paul
W.' Holladay of Baytown, intelli
gence sergeant.
Unit commanders with rank of
captain are Ralph B. Benton of
Amarillo, A Field Artillery; Joe
F. Rose of Del Rio, B Field Artil
lery; Robert H. Linskie of Dallas,
C Field Artillery; Edwin E. For-
Old Indian Villiage Site
May Be Located Near A&M
The possible site of an Indian
village is located on the Brazos
river just a few miles from the
A&M campus.
According to Don R. Collins,
senior wildlife major from Hous
ton, two tribes of Indians, the
Tawakoni and the Waco, were
known to have ranged about the
Brazos and Trinity rivers as late
as 1946.
These tribes were principally
agricultural but also hunted buf
falo and other game to a consid
erable extent.
Collins, while on a weekend
field trip in search of ai'rowheads,
saw a large mound near the Braz
os that showed possibility of be
ing the former site of a village.
He said he found the area “lit
erally covered” with flint slivers.
He also uncovered several finish
ed arrowheads and a few bits of
Simmang Will Give
Paper At Meet
Clifford M. Simmang, of the
mechanical engineering depart
ment, will present a paper on
“heat transfer in the rotating ele
ment air preheater” at the fall
meeting of the American Society of
Mechanical Engineers.
The meeting will be Sept. 8-10 in
Milwaukee, Wis.
broken pottery.
The area seemed so productive
that Collins has decided to learn
as much about College Station
Indians as possible.
He, and Jim Hill, junior animal
husbandry major from Houston,
plan to make a complete survey of
the- Brazos county area.
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shage of Seguin, D Field Artil
lery.
Second Battalion, Second Regiment
Robert E. Bond of Monahan is
commanding officer with rank of
lieutenant colonel. Battalion exec
utive officer is Marion M. Deans
of San Antonio, major. Harry M.
Farha of Beaumont also is major
as operations and safety officer.
Cadet captains are Charles W.
Seely of Dallas, adjutant; Charles
D. Newman of Amarillo, public in
formation and scholastic officer,
and Wallace Evefsberg of Baton
Rouge, La.
Frank M. Richie of Winters is
sergeant major with rank of mas
ter sergeant. Joe Bill Foster of
Greenville is supply sergeant with
technical rank.
Unit commanders with rank of
captain are Donald P. Dowling of
Greggton, A Antiaircraft Artil
lery; Robert B. James of Raymond-
ville, B AAA; Charles A. Ed
wards of Troy, C AAA.
Third Battalion, Second Regiment
Warner P. Louvier of Beaumont
is battalion commander with rank
of lieutenant colonel. Majors are
Jerry D. Hawsey of Abilene, exec
utive officer, and James L. De-
Mais of Pasadena, Calif., opera
tions and safety officer.
Cadet captains are Robert E.
Zumwalt of Hallettsville, adjutant;
Carleton K. Sherman of Vicksburg,
Miss., public infoiTnation and schol
astic officer, and Frank E. Whit
son of Dallas. Sergeant major is
Ray C. Winbum of Houston as
master sergeant.
Technical sergeants ai-e Alfred
O. Hilgers of San Antonio, opera
tions, and Lloyd E. Fite of Poxt
Arthur, supply.
Unit commanders with rank of
captain are Geoxge P. Bun-ill of
Jacksonville, A Signal Coxps; Tom
J. Samtnons of Van Hox-n, A ^uar-
terrftaster Corps; Thomas R. Mel
ton of Edna, A Chemical Corps.
Fourth Battalion, Second Regiment
Hax-old L. Loyd of Decalb is bat
talion commander with rank of
lieutenant colonel. Majoi*s are
Charles K. Killough of Little Riv
er, executive officer, and James I.
Ginnings of College Station, opex--
ations and safety office!-.
Cadet captains ax-e Fair Colvin
Jx*. of Shrevepox-t, La., adjutant;
Robert A. Holmes of Pox-t Ax-thux-,
public information and scholastic
officer, and Sam Ed Rowland of
Dallas, supply. Sergeant major
is Wesley E. Shacklefox-d. of El
Dox-ado, Aik. Technical sei’geants
ai-e James W. Stansel of Alvin,
operations, and Geoxge C. Mullen
of Waco, intelligence.
Unit commanders with rank of
captain are Billy L. Kane of Kem-
pex-, A Composite company; Hor
ace R. Smith of College Station,
B Composite; Robext W. Briggs of
San Antonio, A Athletics; Paul A.
Kennon of Shi-eveport, La., B Ath
letics.
First Wing Staff
Dale J. Fisher of Phillips is com
manding officer with rank of col
onel. Lieutenant colonels are John
C. Brannen of Huntsville as exec
utive officer and James R. Hender
son of Mineola as operations offi-
ceL
Cadet majors are Buck 0. Isbell
of Navasota, adjutant, and Glenn
R. Connally of Tyler, public in-
fox-mation and scholastic officer.
Master sexgeants are Ernest F.
Biehunko of Moulton, opex-ations;
William D. VonGonten of Corsica
na, supply, and Richard E. Gentry
of Dallas, intelligence.
Color sex-geants ax-e Robex-t H.
Scott of Amax-illo and Ray E.
Stratton of Houston.
First Group, First Wing
Lawrence G. Francis of El Paso
is group commander with rank of
lieutenant colonel. Majox-s aft.*
Bill W. Kimmey of Rockdale, exec
utive office!-, and Charles E. Bow
el's of Palacios, operations and
safety officer.
Cadet captains are
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Utzman of Houston,
mation and scholasti
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ply.
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