NROTC University of Minnesota - Gopher Log Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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.695 JOHN DABLOW ED ROBB June EdiTor-in-ChieT February EdiTor-in-ChieT GroTh's Tigure-heads LasT November The NROTC STaTT named Robb To ediT The I944 ediTion oT The GOP!-TER LOG. Fraser and RuTherTord were named To handle The Tinancial end oT The book. l.ieuTenanT LeichT, ad- viser, was TreguenTly subiec:Ted To a severe case oT nervous sTrain by a bunch oT unpredicTable TirsT classmen, unTil The book was Tinally puT To bed in May. In The middle oT The snowless winTer, EdiTor Robb began To sTruggle wiTh The LOG along wiTh anoTher sleazy genT by The name oT Dablow. When The GreaT lmpersonaTor said hello To his Tanlcer in early March, The June class said hello To Their new ediTor . . . John The Dab. Then began a Turious period oT inacTiviTy. Finally The sTaTT began To realize ThaT There ac:Tually was such a Thing as a deadline, and Things began To pop. Schierl and GroTh began To grapple wiTh conTribuTions, aided by every TasT Tallcer in The uniT. Bellis began To annoy people Tor copy. Nielson camped in his darlcroom Tor weelcs aT a Time. Gold- sTein and KaTlcov Turned inTerviewers. Bauman Tore up FraTerniTy Row geTTing copy Tor The BaTTalion OrganizaTion secTion. Nash Toolc up The habiT oT mumbling To himselT. EdiTor Dablow guieTly wenT mad. T-Tow The book Tinally goT puT TogeTher, The sTaTT doesn'T exacTly lcnow. BuT There is The haunTing memory oT a Tew sleepless nighTs sweaTing ouT copy, and There is The recollecTion oT a number oT crazily rushed aTTernoons by a loT oT The TaiThTul ad dogs. No, The sTaTT isn'T guiTe cerTain iusT how The LOG oT I944 came To be, buT They somehow suspecT ThaT a loT oT unmenTioned people had a greaT deal To do wiTh iT. Bellis and Dab: WhaT The hell .. T' 4-1, ., yah I ,, I ,fy :-. f 'T-'rw , 51.5.3 ITT Nielson poinTs wiTh pride

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Anchor and Chain . . . Frarernal big gun ol NROTC is Anchor and Chain. Founded by lhe lirsl class in W39 lo pro- mole Jrhe spirif and unily ol lhe corps, Anchor and Chain has since been in lhe loreironl ol all social and professional lunclions. The lrarernily was founded as a peacehme organ-- izarion lo slrenglhen lhe navai bonds ol officer candidares scarrered in praclically every college and school on campus. If succeeded in pulling engineers, business and arf sludenls ol every maior on a solid lronl as a solid unir. ll assumed a high- ranlqing posilion among ofher prolessional lrarer- nilies al lhe Universily. When NROTC was ordered lo acrive duly lasl July, Anchor and Chain mel lhe change lo a srricl warrime basis. l-low well rhey have mel' lhe new demands may be measured by Jrhe success of every lunclion They have sponsored during The pasl year under Slcippers Linsmeyer. Ouimelle, and Moran. As coeds began l'o brighren 'rhe scenery ol 'rhe aurumn campus, Anchor and Chain lurned lo 'lhe annual business ol snagging a gueen lor 'lhe unit The lralemify made up for lhe necessily ol skip- ping over rhe Sweelhearl Dance by lhrowing a midf winrer dance in February. ll came lhrough as one ol 'rhe besl parries ol rhe year. Came spring ferm and a beer busl was held al Dully's lhal ser every- one buzzing lor a while unlil rhe spring picnic iusl before commissioning Time. And mixed Through if all were lhe slormy seleclion periods, fhe paddling-plus rigors ol pledging, a lew excellenr open discussions wirh rhe men who have been in lhe lhick ol fhings, and lhe sororily open houses. Faced wirh 'fhe arlendanl problems ol a lralernily wirhin a group on aclive dufy, Anchor and Chain has lqepl lighring for irs purpose, and remains Jrhe sponsor of many acfivilies lhal develop esprilr des corps wilhin rhe unil. Raw I: Gallup VV. A., Comfnunicaricns Olficer' Larsor R. F, Paynrasrer' Moran. M. E. Shipper' Nelson R. l.. Erecufi-fe Ollicer. Row 2: l-lowili. L. R: Gilberrsoh A. Of Gullerscn G. Dy Grorh N. Ep Ryan, J. E. Row 3: Jamison R. Pj Dufbahn. D. Ay Newton, F. Ci Gwgeri R. Ly Feldniar- H. U. Row 4: 'Schroeder l., lr-lg Thomsserr R. Hx Kosi l-l. Dx Cheigren, J. l..' Dablow J. F, Nor Picmred: Mahachelc E. l..' l-laworsen J. A.' Pererson, J. P.

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JUNE STAFF Eoiror-in-Cnfel ---- JOHN DABLQVV' Managing Ed'ior ---- MTLT BELLIS Copy Eoifofs - JAY NASH and LEEDS BAUMAN Business Managers- NQRM QRCTH and JCE SCHIERL ChieT Rhorographer - v A BOB NIELSQN Arr Edifor ----f ED SULLIVAN Circulafion Manager - - - HARRY KOST Ediroriai S+ahf: Morry Karkov, AT GoTds+ien, Marv Moran, Buzz Weisner, Chuck Morse, Ralph Nevins, John Goerchius. WIIT ETTIOH, Dick Van Dusen. Business SfaFT: John Ryan, George Edgerfon, R. E. CarTson, NVarren Adams, Howie MaTeTTy, Jerry Dunn, Arr DerDerian, Pere McDonaTd, Chuck Arr Srahf: Dick Carfwrighr. Circuiafion S+aFT: Earl Mahachek, Al Goldsfien, Raul SarnueTs, George MiiTs, Bih Spriggs, Bob Larson Dick Neison. MARCH STAFF Ediror-in-ChieT f--4-- ED ROBB Managing Edifor - - - JQHN DABLOVV Business Managersf FRANK RUTHERFORD and DUN FRASER Chieic Rhorographer - - - BOB NIELSQN Arr Ediror ----- RAUL NCRQUIST Edifrorial S'raTT: Seyrnour Barer, Ai Goldsfien, Morry Karkoy. Business SfaFT: John Geist Jack WaTTis, Arr Hayes, Hank Lee, Howie Evans, Ken Hornibrook, Joe Creeknnan. Schieri, Rhorography S'raTT: Rod Sanders, Arnie GiTber+son, Rhofograohy STaFT: Rod Sanoers and Arnie GiTber+- Ari' DerDerian, Wes ReynoTds, son. Rcw T: Grorh N. E., Business Manager' DabTow, J. F., Eoi'or-ir-CnieT: Bekis M. B., Managing Edi+or. Raw 2: Nash, J. M.: Gifberfson A, Of Goeichius, J. J.' Moran M. E.: Wr2isnei, H, B, Rcw 3: Kafkoy, M. R.: Sanders R, D., Ryan J. Ex MiTTs, G. A: Bauman, C. Lp Goidsfein, A. T. Row 4: MacDonald, C. Da Creekrnan, C. T., Larson, R, F., CarT5en, R. E., SuTTivan, E, Hg NieTson, R. F. Row 5: Kack, K, E.: VanDusen, R. C.: Nevins, R, GA Carfwrighi, R. W5 Kost, H. D.