University of Miami - Ibis Yearbook (Coral Gables, FL)

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ARMY OFFICERS Steven Bachmeyer Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Robert Banks Major Pablo Canton 1st Lieutenant Howard Carroll Cadet Captain James Erb Executive Company Howard Fernandez Battalion Commander William Frantz Lieutenant Jack Heath Company Commander John Jarrell 1st Lieutenant David King Lawrence Klar Captain David Mazikowski MS IV Lewis Moore Captain Micholas O ' Dawe Captain John Ramsey Paul Reilly Robert Rosen Battalion PIO Officer Earl Secola Timothy Sorenson Captain The Army Reserve Officers Training Camp was designed to keep men alert and aware of ( their military obligations and to the services and benefits to be derived from military life. ROTC members drill and at- tend Army sponsored classes during the week. They are taught military history and tac- ticle devices of warfare, some of which are put into practice dur- ing summer camp duty. To become a member of this particular segment of ROTC one must be graduating from the University and be commissioned thereafter. 246

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ARMY ROTC PRINCESSES The Princesses of the Army ROTC are chosen because of their beauty, poise, and their interest in the activities of the ROTC. Other factors which makes a woman eligible to be a princess are that she has to be a sophomore in class standing and that she has at least a 2.3 cumula- tive average. A traditional event each year is the an- nouncement of the Queen of the Princesses at the Military Ball. The members of the ROTC program honor highly the girls of the Princess Corps for they represent outstanding members of their class and school. These women drill and work closely with the ROTC program. Patricia Metsopulos Commander Carole Silverman Secretary Susan Herman Major Janice Biondo Jane Brenton Cynthia Chapla Parn Dinwiddie Linda Enz Margaret Ewalt Holly Friedman Jill Jones Candy Kropik Comptroller Joyce Lindekens Jeanne Martin Deborah O ' Brien Sofia Pappatheodorou Rita Pierce Noel Rivas Bonnie Smith Lois Smith Margaret Sokal Donna Stevenson Elizabeth Taylor Aida Tomas hftn 245

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PERSHING RIFLES There is no substitute for victory characterizes the stu- dents who make up the mem- bership of the National Military Fraternity of Pershing Rifles. Established on campus in 1954 this organization is a military honorary society for ROTC cadets. Annually their activities in- clude the 16th Regimental Drill Meet, National Drill Meet, and the U-16 Invitational Drill Meet. This past year Pershing Rifles won the 1967-68 USG Presiden- tial Honor Guard. To become a member one must achieve a 2.5 overall aver- age and a 3.0 in ROTC and be either a Freshman or Sopho- more. Richard Quirk Commanding Officer Cornell Newcombe Personnel Officer Joseph Karnchuk Princess Advisor Major Edward Bledsoe Advisor Raymond Badini Charles. Drake Bruce Gordon William Gronvold Joseph Hirschberg Frederick Jaca John Jacobs Henry Jacobson Jim Lind Robert Sherman Robert Simone Carl Sims Marvin Stein George Stoeckert James Tracy Gene Whitehouse Bryan Wood Delbert Woodburn Princesses Martha Bean Marie Bellafiore Candy Block Diane Botnick Jane Colchamiro Gloria Cooper Barbara Decker Anne Doris Holly Friedman Alice Karpis Marsha Orwitz Margaret Robin Pat Bobbins Meredith Simon Lynn Spector Beth Stein Meredith Toll Patricia Wiener 247