Oklahoma Military Academy - Vendette Yearbook (Claremore, OK)

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The Second Squadron Heading the Second Squadron is a pugnacious little Irishman who likewise got his start in the cadet corps as a member of the Band and the champion trombonist of the Varsity Orchestra. It would be difficult to picture a more perfect type for the place than Cadet Major Donald Ruggles. In his military work, Don has demon- strated that he is just as earnest and efficient in this department as he is in working the slide on his musical smear instrument. As a student, he has been consistent in appearing on the Deanfs Honor Roll, and as a Gent- leman, he needs no act of Congress to overcome deficien- cies in that respect. Wliile his home allegiance is now due the State of Montana, we just can't picture Cadet Major Ruggles' ever being anything but a loyal Okla- homan. And when he returns to the new home in the Northwest, we'll bet he will be able to show some of the Montana cowboys a thing or two about riding as well as about other things. Miss BETTE STEVENSON Sponsor The Squadron Adjutant, Lieutenant Orion Harrod, is one who has proved that a man can overcome handicaps and still rise to greater accomplishments. After some time spent in O. M. A., he transferred his allegiance to the Aggie school at Stillwater, but the call of the trooper brought him back again. He has demonstrated that when he gets serious, he can troop with the best. From down Shawnee way came a wiry cadet into the college department last year. Not much for showing off, Sergeant Major Ioe M. Turner has climbed the ladder very fast in his two years. ., , . g, wg .A M. Tufenty-tu'0