Marquette University NROTC - Porthole Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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............ N PLatnnn I PLatnun II Any member of 3-11 will gladly tell you, it This platoon, the pride and joy at BC Aar- you give him halt a chance, a tale of woe that ringtort and Mike Versackas, seems to be intent would melt the heart of a brass statue. Forced Eggnwifh 13:15:13; ?ESGHggirbgiigO-n 1:321:63; by circumstances beyond their contr 01' they exception for the entire term at least until thi: have the dubious honor of being inspected first writing , they managed to cop the Unit Basket- and of being drilled first. As John Bradish puts ball Tournament, it, HWe et the works While the 're still ea er , , g Y 9 It 1s easy to understand Why 13-12 has sue: Nevertheless, Johnny Rauma does not permit 91 tineqsrecord. It has Q SHONE? 391le 0f COOP??? his charges to go stack. He is determined that tton. Lvery HOOH BO 1? seen putting the 11mg? . . . . mg touches of perfectlon on h1s men. But the some day fate W111 smlle upon h1m and mspect- . . . 1. :- , , , , , , true spmt of the platoon 1s best exempunea tng partles W111 reahze that .the flrst platoon in Dick Dermody's inimitable HHup-y-ss mspected can be as good as, 1t not better than, cadence. ttRed Kyle ably assists in many the other platoons. ways. ,:z..,l... , x. i' ........ 4 ............ I 4f, :..;x$3:4:?'gi .::':,I I -. . .Qkh .'N'EA-G4 - .- s. .gkqg Q;-:-rxx,xxx46fr.-WI-'-NVt . , v.4ssw- '24! wee; wmeM44W5 -. - A .XI 0, 44' 4-1 I AAAA AA .t I .1; .1 .' C- .x X $U- .eP :25 t 3 ; , h s x t. . t ..... :- 2 KC$' I ' 1 ;1 ..... . 5 .5' 4 . i ...... :34- ,3 . .. 'e 43.: Wt gut;-

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