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er, Company D-2.
Fourth Battle Group
Joel B. Terrill, commander; John
M. Hickman Jr., executive officer;
William E. King, scholastic; Wil
liam C. Kerley, operations; Ro
bert M. Denney, sergeant major.
Albert N. Wheeler, commander,
Company E-2; Gerald A. Jamail,
commander, Company F-2; Wil
liam B. Terrill, commander, Com
pany G-2.
Third Brigade
John H. Meyer Jr., commander;
Michael E. Tatum, executive offi
cer; Earl M. Stenger, scholastic;
Johnny Y. Humber, adjutant; Her
bert E. Rabel, intelligence; David
W- *■
YIC DONNELL
.. , second brigade
W. Smith, operations; James R.
Collins, supply; William A. Royal,
day student liaison; Harold W.
Schmid, sergeant major.
Fifth Battle Group
William R. Andrews Jr., com
mander; James R. Holljs, adjutant;
Robert L. Bowen, intelligence;
Mackey L. Brittain, sergeant ma-
jor.Truman F. Martin, commander,
Company A-3; Joe T. McKnight,
commander, Company B-3; William
K. Rundell, commander, Company
C-3; Herman E. Harris, command
er, Company D-3.
Sixth Battle Group
Robert B. Carter, commander;
Harold R. Otto, executive officer;
Don M. Higgins, adjutant; James
H. Elder, operations; Edward V.
Hunt, intelligence; Davis S. Jerni-
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JOHN H. MEYER
. . . third brigade
gan, sergeant major.
Sidney D. Rosenthal, command
er, Company E-3; North O. West,
commander, Company G-3; Bobby
N. Huntington, commander, Com
pany H-3.
First Wing
George A. Wiederaenders, com
mander; Ellis P. Murphy, executive
officer; Robert E. Thornton, scho
lastic; Terry G. Pullen, supply;
Dennis L. Graham, chaplain; Frank
R. Kiolbassa, sergeant major.
First Group
Michael R. Syptak, commander;
Jack L. Gibbs, executive officer;
Charles A. Mills, adjutant; Thomas
K. Nelson, intelligence; Russell L.
Keeling, sergeant major; Robert
L. Cates, operations sergeant.
■Sheldon J. Best, commander;
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Air and power. Cali VI 6-4563. 117t5
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Cadet Corps, Hometown Clubs, and Techni
cal Clubs) please come by the Student
Finance Center, Memorial Student Center
to file a new signature card of newly
elected officers for the fall of 1962. If you
do not elect new officers until the fall
semester of 1962, the finance officer for
each organization must make arrangements
for an individual to legally handle funds
for the organization during the summer
months. Please take care of this by May
26.
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Regalia For The May Commencement
Exercise
All students who are candidates for the
degree of Doctor of Philosophy are re
quired to order hoods as well as the doctor’s
cap and gown. The hoods are to be left
at the Registrar’s Office no later than
1:00 p. m., Tuesday, May 22 (this will be
accomplished by a representative of the
College Exchange Store). The Ph.D.
hoods will not be worn in the procession
since all such candidates will be hooded
on the stage as a part of the ceremonies.
Candidates for the degree of Doctor of
Veterinary Medicine will wear the doctor’s
cap, gown and hood appropriate to this
degree.
Candidates for the Master’s Degree will
wear the Master’s cap and gown. All
civilian students who are candidates for the
Bachelor’s Degree will wear the bachelor’s
/ho
wear the Class A cadet unitorm in
of academic regalia. Senior boots
optional with the uniform.
Rental of caps and gowns may be
arranged with the Exchange Store. Orders
be placed between 8 :00 a. m. Tuesday,
1 and 12:00 noon Saturday, May 19.
rental is tl
ielor s cap and gown 34.25. Hood
the same as that for cap and
2% Texas State Sales Tax is
gown. A 2% Texas State Sales
quired in addition to these rentals
C. E. Tishler, Chairman
Convocations Committee 108tl6
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THE BATTALION
Friday, May 18, 1962 College Station, Texas
Page 3
G. A. WEIDERAENDERS
. . . first wing
Squardon 1; Windol C. Weaver,
commander, Squadron 2; Phillip
M. Gibson, commander, Squadron
3; Jerry R. Mills, commander,
Squadron, 4.
Second Group
Michael A. Young, commander;
Frank M. Townsend Jr., executive
officer; Charles W. Rushing, ad
jutant; Gary A. Sligar, intelli
gence; Charles T. Powell, sergeant
major.
Lee G. Meyer, commander, Squad
ron 5; Joe L. Keeling, commander,
Squadron 6; Delfino E. Villarreal
Jr., commander, Squadron 7; Ro
bert H. Hackett, commander,
Squadron 8.
Second Wing
Claude R. Jones, commander;
Rodney L. Goodman, executive of
ficer; Jack Oliphant, scholastic;
John C. Korbell, adjutant; James
E. Ray, operations; Robert C. Sne-
daker, chaplain; Gerald W. Siege-
lin, sergeant major.
Third Group
Peter C. Foster, commander;
Earl J. Henderson, executive offi
cer; John S. Rogers, scholastic;
Eddie J. Ward, supply; David M.
Richardson, adjutant; Robert J.
FRIDAY THRU MONDAY
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with Jim Hutton
Plus
“CIMARRON”
with Glenn Ford
Also
Cartoon—“Cat Fishin”
ADDED ATTRACTION
SATURDAY
‘HORSE SOLDIERS”
with John Wayne
CLAUDE R. JONES
. . . second wing
Whiting, sergeant major.
Eugene P. Miller, commander,
Squadron 9; David S. Grissom,
commander, Squadron 10; Clayton
B. Lyle, commander, Squadron 11;
James R. Norwood, commander,
Squadron 12.
Fourth Group
Jack G. Wilson, commander;
John L. Penrod, executive officer;
Rodney E. Danger, adjutant; Allan
R. Sassin, operations; Lonnie D.
Thomas, intelligence; James T.
Hardgrove, sergeant major.
George B. Strokes, commander,
Squadron 13; David D. Hahn, com
mander, Squadron 14; Ronald W.
Marshall, commander, Squadron 15;
and Ernest L. Ener, commander,
Squadron 16.
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