Ashland High School - Hi Life Yearbook (Ashland, KY)

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A.H.S. HAS HIGH-RANKING R.O.T.C. UNIT This year, more than ever betore, the R.O.T.C. prepared the young men ot this school to be better able to serve their country as leaders in the armed torces. Major Chester A. Pruett, serving as P.M.S. 3: T. ot the R.O.T.C, unit, has improved the scope ot training and put many new changes into ettect. Foremost among these is the use ot cadet otticers to instruct classes. Capably assisting Major Pruett in this work were Tech- nical Sergeant John White and Statt Sergeant Milton Hepler. The battalion was commanded very etticiently by Cadet Lieutenant-Colonel Lewis Lyle and Cadet Major Myer Tullcott, who ably assisted him. Under the leadership ot these two otticers the battalion has achieved a high standard ot excellence. Each cadet has been taught the tundamentals ot tirst aid, close and extended order drill, ritle marlcsmanship, military discipline and courtesy, and intantry organiza- tion. The advanced classes have talcen up more specialized subjects, such as map reading and military history and policy. These subjects were given in order to tamiliarize ft, ' S 0' .- 4. U 0 O D the cadets with new things they will encounter in army training. ln this way, the young men ot Ashland High School are learning to be ot service to their country. Front Row, Lett to Right: Whcclcr, Hodgcs Cluvcngcr, Wages Second Row: Tullcott, Lylrf 21 Lt, Col. Lvwis Lyln' Cadvt Mai. Myvr Tullmoft