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THE BATTALION
Thursday, September 15, 1955
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p Cadets’ Names
(Continued from Page 8, Sec. II)
Hoover Jr. and Alexander L. Ma-
gruder.
Squadron 15
Cadet Capt. Jack H. Mcllroy of
Gladewater is commanding officer,
and Robert C. Yates, a Lit., of Mc-
Grecor, is executive officer. Roy
B. Miller Jr. of Brady and Rob
ert D. Gibson of Snyder are also
lieutenants. Richard N. June of
San Antonio is first sergeant. Oth
er sei*geants are Eugene M. Smith
and Jefferson D. Gray.
Headquarters Sixth Group
Second Wing
Commanding officer is Cadet Lt.
Col. Charles R. Crews of Grape
vine; executive officer is Jerry D.
Cobb of Ft. Worth, major. Other
officers are Charles H. Ritchey of
Lafayette, La., and Nelson Pold-
rack of Taylor, both majors. Sex 1 -
geant major is John L. Loggins of
Blytheville, Ark., and other ser
geants are Harless R. Benthul and
Bernard Alfred Spath.
Squadron 16
The commanding officer, cadet
Capt. George W. Hillyer of Tyler,
will have as his executive officer
David D. Cooper of Panama, a
first lieutenant. Everett L. Mc
Laughlin is also a lieutenant, and
first sergeant is Adrian C. Helms
of Floydada. Other sergeants are
John A. Cassidy, Louis G. Mc-
Knight, John D. Selensky, Jack E.
Herzik, Robert S. Stewart, John
H. Hopkins and James P. Smith.
Squadron'17
Cadet Capt. Marion L. Williams
of Abilene is commanding officer,
and cadet Lt. Donald D. Swofford
is executive officer. Other lieu
tenants are John D. Bell of San
Antonio; Richard J. Cappel, La
Lima, Honduras; Hinton D. Hoese,
San Antonio; and Claude J. Her-
pin, Port Arthur. John D. Janek
of Dallas is first sergeant, and
Sgts. James P. Hutchison, William
R. Setzler, William E. Duplantis,
Phillip E. Johnson, William S. Da
vis, Dick Morton, John E. Nordeen,
Johnson R. Clegg Jr. and Edward
C. Hanson Ill are also on the
staff.
Squadron 18
The commanding office!*, Clar
ence W. Lee, a cadet Capt., is from
Cotulla. Lieutenants are Gerold
D. Griffin of Ft. Worth, Richard
L. Griffin of Ft. Worth, Dale R.
Flournoy of Breckenridge, and
Kenneth M. Snipes of Lockhart.
Allan W. Newberry, Dallas, is
first sergeant, and athletic ser
geant is Alton L. Warren.
Headquarters Seventh Group
Second Wing
Cadet Lt. Col. James W. Arnold
of Magnolia, Ark., is commanding
officer; his executive officer is
Jackie W. Thurman of Huntsville,
Maj. Other officers are Maj. Don
R. Burrow of Ft. Worth and James
E. Mayben of Corsicana. Warren
B. Johnson, Bobby E. May and
Donald W. Green are sergeants.
Squadron 19
The commanding officer is Billy
J. Moore of Ft. Woxfh, with a
rank of captain. His executive of
ficer is 1st Lt. Gerald U. Brown
of Bi*enham. First Sergeant is Ed
ward W. Wyatt of Houston. Other
sergeants are William O. Fuller,
Harold Warnick, James L. Calhoun,
Martin L. Hoke, Paul Marell, and
Nils G. Shaw.
Squadron 20
Cadet Captain Wade T. Ingram
of Corsicana is commanding offi
cer; his executive officer is cadet
1st Lt. Joe A. Dotson of Wichita
Falls, first Sergeant is Patrick
G. Marshall of Tyler. Other ser
geants are Alfred M. Chappell, Al
exander Marello and Edward F.
Dusebout.
Squadron 21
The commanding officer is cadet
Captain Robert W. Sears of Hous
ton; his executive officer is Larry
C. Washburn of Houston with the
rank of 1st. Lt. First Sergeant is
Ronald L. Patton of Dallas. Other
sergeants ai*e Charles L. Novy,
William A. Carlton, Charles D.
McMullen, Peter A. Neisig III, Ed
ward A. Furgueron and Cecil Rinn
McComas.
Headquarters Eighth Group
Second Wing
Cadet Lt. Col. Kirby M. Keahey
of Bluff Dale is commanding offi
cer. His executive officer is ca
det Maj. Weldon W. Walker of
Waco. Adjutant is Charlie F.
Jack of Grand Saline with a rank
of captain. Another captain is
Joel E. Paseman of College Sta
tion, PI & scholastic officer. Ca
det Maj. Jack H. Lippman of El
Campo is operations & safety of
ficer; William B. Bedford of Ok
lahoma City, Okla. is cadet cap
tain in charge of supply. Lamar
Ford is operations sergeant and
William B. Alsup III is supply ser
geant.
Squadron 22
Commanding officer and execu
tive officer axe Cadet Capt. Day-
ton Moses of College Station and
1st Lt. Don A. Lee, also of College
Station. Other liexxtenants are
William E. Lyles of Ponder, Wil
liam R. Acres of Bx*yan, W. R.
Reid of Bryan, and Jerry B. Keith
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of Borger. First sergeant is John
A. Webb of West. Other sergeants
ax-e Thomas W. Bradley, Edwin N.
Moffatt, Bill Burns, Willie C. El-
sik, Cornelius M. Farmer, Leroy
D. Matthys, James G. Newman,
Chaides Williams and Johnny R.
Tomlin. >
Squadron 23
Cadet Capt. James A. Carey of
Freer is commanding officer. As
sisting him as executive officex* is
Kenneth W. Richmond of Ray-
mondville, 1st Lt. Other lieuten
ants are Harold L. Jones of Cle
burne, James A. Brown of Dallas,
Thomas K. Tomlinson of Bryan,
Warren J. Tomme of Little Rock,
Ark., Fied Cox of Temple and
Firman L. Lucas of Marlin. First
sergeant is Joe R. Zemanek of
Bryan. Other sei’geants are Larry
E. Lee, Billy R. Buffington,
Adolph J. Kxxcera Jr., Jimmy D.
Harris and Joe M. Lebo.
Squadron 24
Commanding officer is cadet
Capt. John D. Cain of Beaumont.
Flight commanders are 1st Lts.
John H. Stockton of College Sta
tion and James S. Hollingsworth of
Pt. Arthur. Other lieutenants are
George H. Hartung of Houston;
Robert A. Boles, Waco; T. Gayle
Klipple, College Station; James M.
Howell, College Station; and Da
vid H. Vandervooxt of Ft. Worth.
Other sergeants are Robert G. Gat-
tis, Robert B. Martin, John B.
Whitwell and Don P. Dixon.
Headquarters Consolidated
Bands
Cadet Maj. Firixxan G. Lepori is
executive officer. Captains axe
Howard Wendell Mounce, adjxx-
tant; Janies A. Cowan, PI and
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scholastic; John W. Kincaid, day
student liaison; and Bobby F. Wat
kins, supply. A major is William
Lyman Huskey, supply officer.
Sex-geant major is Cyrus H. Hol
ley, and other sergeants are Frank
A. Johnson, Gary W. December and
Fritz E. Landers.
Maroon Band
Commanding* officer with the
rank of captain is Alfred H. Cor-
des; drum major is cadet Capt.
Dwight Brown Jr. Executive is
James J. Koeian, with a first lieu
tenant’s rank. Other lieutenants
are Joseph P. Teas, William R.
Evans, Gene R. Anderson, Joe R.
Tucker, William A. Swann, and
Lewis W. McMains. Murray B.
Denton is first sergeant. Other
sei’geants are Gay G. Cloud, Jay
G. Cloud, Cleveland D. Scarbor
ough Jr., Dean E. Duncan, John
E. West, Edgar L. James, William
H. Cockerham, Avalon L. Dun-
gan, Charles E. Voelter, Milton
Davis Taylor, Alvaro E. Guevara
and William Bomar Shives.
White Band
Weldon C. Steward is captain
and commanding officer. Drum
major is cadet Capt. Buddy D.
Patterson. Robert H. Rea is ex
ecutive officer, with a x*anking of
first lieutenant. Other lieuten
ants ax*e Roger M. Reed, Jack W.
Jernigan, John R. Scarborough,
Lester D. Cochran, James E. Ram-
bo, Paul E. Prasek, Clay McFar
land II and Warren P. Kirksey.
Charles W. Rasco is first ser
geant. Other sex-geants are Frank
E. Larkin, John M. Cornwall, Har
ry L. Brown, Archie E. Reed,
Clements C. Koehler and Frank G.
Bryan.
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