Texas Tech University - La Ventana Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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f-vp ANGEL FLIGHT In its second year of service, Texas Teeh's Angel Flight consists of thirty nine volunteer Women including twen ty-eight regulars, ten alternates and one commander During the year the Angels have had several parades and precision drills They p e r i o r m e d at Homecoming basketball games and the high school tournament in the Coliseum. The Angels and Sabre Flight, coordinate drill team, have marched together also Angels are a branch of the Air Force and last year's president, lean Gross beck, attended the Arnold Air Society meeting in San Francisco, Calif., where she was named Queen of the conclave from among Angel Flight representa- tives attending from over the nation. Coordinated with the drill team is the fourteen member Angel Rifle Team which fires in competition with other college rifle teams. In addition to drill- ing exhibitions, the Angels help with the Air Force Float, have mixers,With the Sabres and Arnold Air Society and polish the Air Force plane. Donna Pearson, Miss Top Flight President Vice President Treasurer Group Captain Group Captain Drill Commander BACK ROW Judy Martin Jane Shuey Suzanne Robinson Linda Cates Judy Morton Lynn McDonald Melinda Harrison Debbie Howell Gwen Madole Nancy Hatton Laura Sue Holland Sara Connally Joyce Hervey Karen Kaminy Sara lnce Carol Henley OFFICERS MEMBERS Vlrgmia Fowler Judy Rutledge NEXT TO BACK Linda Barnhill Wilma Scott Gail Kilgore Alice Ann Peters Beth O Quinn Sue Dale Simmons Carol Yontz Ann Fursman Shirley Hodges Joan Dorris Thersa Denman Sharon Evans Bel Hodgson I a Smlth Barbara Wood Celeste Ullrlch Janet Knowles Sandy Mllltzer Donna Pearson Jane Sessums Barbara Bryant Pat Dunn NEXT TO FRONT Judy Gray Linda Chappell Merideth George Betty Sue Meineclre Susan Reynolds Barbara Carlisle Donna Ledgerwood Joann Dobbs Jeanette Duncan Paula Wilkerson Nancy Harmon Tech's Women in the Air Force 1958-59 is commander of Angels.

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o you wanl' +o see 'rhe worlcll Well, join fhe Air Force and 'lravel firsl class wifh pay. The Air Force gives you 'lhe oppor1'uni+y -lo choose your phase of service. Some examples are pilols and officers. Officer commissions can be obfained upon gracluaiion fhrough fhe AFROTC program by 'rhe qualiliecl boy. es. lhe AFROTC gives you a chance 'lo prepare for serving Uncle Sam while you are sfill in college. AFROTC Sweelhearls AHen+ionl L X

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L. Elmer O'Too1e- ride of the R O T C C fillafwk apa57h!Q, lads, fhfz' lie Awwfz ofibe cofzfd. Al+hough Elmer is 'rhe pride of rhe Army ROTC, you 'loo have lhe same chance +o make good. The Army ROTC gives you a chance +o see whal' ihe milirary life is really like. Then upon gradua+ion, for 'rhose who qualify, 'lhe ROTC offers a plan for officer commis- sions and 'ihus gives lhe ouisianding boys an oppor+um'ry fo really make good ravel adveniure and fighhng are Ius+ par+s of 'rhe Army life So +o really see +he world and make good ai 'lhe same hme lusi' loin +he Army ROTC N Army ROTC Sweelhearfs