Loyola University - Wolf Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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Cadets In the Ranger program learn the art of self defense by studying judo. Captain Ronald Rod explains the principle that keeps an airplane up to the cadets taking flight training. Personal appearance and maintenance of one ' s assigned weapon is checked weekly by cadet and cadre officers. 25

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Dnli IS over and cadets partly hampered by campus cc;;;,:; c: .-;■. the armsroom to return their M-1 rifle to the stacks. The ROTC Builds Men The Army ' s ROTC unit plays a big and active role in the daily life of the Loyola nnale. In fact, it plays an important part in overall campus life. The ROTC trains its cadets in the art of leadership and that is what every Loyola man should possess. It teaches its cadets discipline and this, too, is what every Loyola man should have. Cadet training not only consists of classroom in- struction but also practical work on the drill field. Each Thursday members of the cadet battalion present their weekly ceremonial review and parade. Battalion staff and company commanders march forward. A wide angle view of the cadet battalion surrounded by the moss covered oaks of Au- dubon park makes a picturesque sight.

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An amendment is considered and discussed. Campus Politicos Jack Dardis, Student Council president, opens the meeting. Student politicians turn to watch as vice-president Don Jansen proposes an important amendment.