University of Missouri - Savitar Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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?8aK « m h yp « 5:ss=;=»Sfg»j SENIOR INFANTRY OFFICERS Fleischaker Little Scott Kilgore Schooler Hetzler Shrout Tomlinson Freeman Lawrence Mathews Ward Baldry Dilworth Kaesser Banta I ) I JUNIOR INFANTRY OFFICERS Seiler Hensley Koenigsdorf Wall Rawlings Hoke Hirsch Coy Casteel Stern AIcFarland Sutton Wheeling Jones Kitts Prall Trowbridge Huff Ensminger Hilsabeck Stricker Dent Thurman Carmel Vavra Wooten Francis Bealke Ramsay Barns Kautz Williamson Huston Guy Donohew Legan Lewis Page 191 m f - n -f : ' ' - s .e.,,41 ;

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i SENIOR FIELD ARTILLERY OFFICERS Rehagen Francis LowRY Beynon Smith Stone Ziegler Randall Pollitt Powell Gibson ) ViH JUNIOR FIELD ARTILLERY OFFICERS SiiAW Riley Sutherland Estes Holtzschue Coffman Brinkman VVampler OcHS Mersch Whitebread West Scobie Schuette Jones Cason O ' Reilly Xotzon Reaves Scott Bash Coates Parman Owens Lowry Stodhore Brechean Huddleston Brown Smarr Johnson Cook Bensinger Wier Page 190 i URt,1 I I

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SAVITAR 1932 g y ' u. = 1 t Herbig T. Harper Gordon Wallace Bell Freeman Meyers Weinsaft Atwood Baird Hughes Howell J. Harper Kerby Beall Callin Licklider Good Allen Proctor Johnson Parent Peeler Purcell Strauss Mann Carlisle Guy Huston Williamson Allee Smithers 1 I PERSHING RIFLES COMPANY D, Second Regiment of the National Honorary Society of Persiiing Rifles, was founded at the University of Missouri, November II, 1929. The purpose of the organiza- tion is to train the best group of cadets in the Basic Course of the Infantry into a well-drilled military unit. Since the time the company was organized it has had the honor of being the best drilled company on the campus. It is the Official Infantry Guard of Honor of the University. Exhi- bitions of close-order drill are performed annually by the unit at the Kansas City R. O. T. C. Circus as representatives of the University. Members of Pershing Rifles are selected from the Basic Infantry Unit at large and are made up of those men who are outstanding in their military work. Officers are elected by the men of the company each year. This is the only company that the Military Authorities give this honor. Special uniforms are worn as a mark of distinction. The blue trousers are yellow striped along the outer seams. A blue and white braid, the insignia of the National organization, is worn on the left shoulder. White cross belts with brass buckles are added to the above for wear at dress parade. Captain Gilbert E. Parker .... Sponsor CADET OFFICERS Carl E. Williamson Captain MiLBURN N. Huston . . . Firjt Lieutenant Neal E. Guy Second Lieutenant Jack N. Donohew .... Second Lieutenant NON-COMMISSIOHED OFFICERS First Sergeant William Allee Sergeants John L. Strauss Russell B. Neal William H. Mann Oliver H. Johnson Corporals Arthur E. Callin James G. Harper Ralph E. Baird w Captain Carl Williamson Robert L, Smithers Thomas H. Wallace Page 192 3EZ i Sd«k,