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Squadron 6
Commanding officer with the
rank of captain is George W. Parr
of Houston. Lieutenants are Rob- |
ert M. Zama, Houston; Peter J.
Scrivano and Tom B. Butler, both
of San Antonio. James L. Hud
son of Houston is first sergeant.
Other sergeants are Elton R. Wil-
kerson, Felix A. Lewis, Leonard
D. Lewis, Edward C. Priest, Will
C. Hendrix Jr., Robert W. Opitz,
Carrol P. Killough and Harry A.
Standley.
Headquarters Third Group
First Wing
Commanding officer is cadet Lt.
Col. Robert W. Young of Dallas.
Assisting him as executive officer
is Maj. Frank D. Waddell of Roby.
Cadet Maj. Dennis M. J. Heitkamp
of New Braunfels is adjutant, and
operations and safety officer is
Maj. Robert C. Barlow of Pull
man, Wash. John R. Sandhop of
Palestine is sergeant major, and
Jack C. Cook III is operations ser
geant.
Squadron 7
Elbert B. Gray of San Benito
is commanding officer with the
rank of cadet captain. Executive
is 1st Lt. Richard M. Tachibana of
San Benito. Other lieutenants ai’e
James M. Denard Jr., Edna; Edgar
C. Walton, Beaumont; and Alan R.
Taylor, Lamesa. First Sergeant
is Jack W. Thomas of Fort Worth.
Other sergeants are Jack C. Da
vis, Thomas R. Thedford, John II.
Voss, John L. Dye and Alberto T.
Fernandez.
Squadron 8
Cadet Capt. Kenneth W. Mays
of Edna is commanding officer.
Glenn E. Crismon of Shreveport,
La., is executive and a first lieu
tenant. Billy Ray Percival of
Kaufman is another lieutenant.
First sergeant is James T. Grahm
of New Boston. Other sergeants
are Albert Max Koehler, Robert
M. Koegl and George C. Pyle.
Squadron 9
Joseph C. Hlavinka of Bernard,
a cadet captain, is commanding of
ficer. His executive is Sidney J.
Pillow of Baytown, a first lieuten
ant. Other lieutenants are Charles
T. Welch cf Telephone, and Huch
E. Scott of Los Angeles, Calif.
First sergeant is Tom M. Connor
of Wade. Other sergeants are
William E. Schier, Stanley C.
Schwartz, James L. Pruitt, John
P. Weatherford Jr., Larry J. Bon
in and Grantly W. Bodine.
Headquarters Fourth Group
First Wing
Cadet Lt. Col. Harold G. Jacob
son of Melvin is commanding of
ficer. Others are Frank E. Patter-
Herman L. Hassell Jr. of East-
Herman L. Haswell Jr. of East-
land, operations and supply offi
cer. Both have ranking of cadet
major. Sergeant major is Byron
W. King of Palacious, and supply
sergeant is Richard B. Thornton.
Squadron 10
Commanding officer is Allen S.
Greer of Dallas. His executive of
ficer is Richard E. Gentry of Dal
las. Greer is a captain and Gentry,
a first lieutenant. Other lieuten
ants are Henry C. Hill of Camer
on; Alberto H. Magnon Jr., Lare
do; Charles L. Willis, Dallas; Hen
ry E. Goff, Dallas; Ronald A. Mil
ler, Chandler, Ariz.; Guy H. An
drews, Richardson; and Olin H.
Bradley, Granbury. First ser
geant is Randolph Newcomer of
Lafayette, La. Other sergeants
aer Jon F. Cobb, Lester L. Mays,
George Alexander, James A.
Crews, George N. Manitzas, Royce
F. Kappelei-, Henry F. Grupe Jr.,
John S. Ocone, Robert A. Foster,
Royce A. English and Lavon N.
Anderson.
Squadron 11
Cadet Capt. Stephen G. Scott of
Colorado City is commanding offi
cer. Executive officer is Anthony
J. Bolner of San Antonio, with a
rank of first lieutenant. Other
lieutenants are Willis H. Merritt
of Weatherford and Jerald D. Mor
an, San Antonio. Leroy C. Foer-
stor of San Antonio is first ser
geant. Other sergeants are Har
old Sattler, William R. Ratcliff,
James D. Offield, Melvin M. Dris-
ke!l, Kenneth B. Nolen, Robert G.
Foster, Herbert H. Acheson and
Ernest R. Rickel.
Squadron 12
Commanding officer of this
squadron is Glenn D. Buell of Am
arillo, who holds the rank of cap
tain. His lieutenants are Frank
lin D. Clark of Corpus Christi;
Charles M. Harrison, Taylor; Wil
lie R. Wall, Wichita Falls; and
Samuel W. Johnson, Beaumont.
The following are sergeants: Joe
W. Joeris Jr., Charles R. Haines,
Charles K. Orr, Thomas Q. Brown,
Jack M. Dreyfus, Donald G. Arne-
son, William H. Dorsey, John L.
Fulghum, Howard L. Martin,
James R. Derry Vandemeer, James
W. Wilson, I awrence N. Bourn
and Charles W. Jenkins.
Second Wing Staff
Cadet Col. William Harold Sell
ers is commanding officer; he is
from Houston. His executive of
ficer is Howard L. Robinson of
College Station, who holds the
rank of Lt. Col. Other officers
are Lawrence R. Dausin of San
Antonio, Lt. Col., and John R.
Nelms of Dallas, Cyrus M. John
ston of Corsicana, Ben H. Allen
of Hoo, Condon H. Terry of Dallas,
and William C. Gilbert of Dallas,
all majors. Bryan William Dedek-
er, John Foster Heard, Lee Mit
chell Hilgartner and Stanley Brad
Crockett Jr. are sergeants.
Headquarters Fifth Group
Second Wing
Commanding officer is cadet Lt.
Col. Richard Allen Barras, Port
Arthur. Cadet Maj. Arthur Wil-
.liam Newlin of Douglassville is
executive officer, and other offi
cers are Jack F. Pearson of San
Antonio, Capt., and Ray E. Strat
ton and Tom W. Brumfield Jr.,
both Majors and both of Houston.
Sergeants are Marcus J. Crow,
Selman D. Griffith and James Sad
ler Tinsley.
Squadron 13
Harold S. Bassett of Bellaire is
commanding oficer; he holds the
rank of captain. Cadet Lt. Roy
Glenn Wallace of Houston is exec
utive officer, and other officers are
Michael Louis Fi*ey, Waco; Philip
Cortez Wright, Dallas; and Colin
Andrew Smith, LaMarque. First
sergeant is Richard M. Wall of
Houston ,and other sergeants are
Lewis D. Hollis, James C. Sharp,
Donald Earl Williams, George N.
Winn, Aubrey G. Owen, Edmond
M. Saad, Glenn L. Baxter and
John W. Hampton.
Squadron 14
Commanding officer and execu
tive officer are cadet Capt. Rob
ert A. Hanson of Marshall and
David A. McCane of Columbus, a
cadet It. Sergeants are Donald L.
Moore, Roy R. Lackey, Robert L.
(See CADETS NAMES)
(Page 2, Section III)
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