Oklahoma Military Academy - Vendette Yearbook (Claremore, OK)

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The Third Squadron Four years ago this fall there came to O. M. A. a youngster of Latin blood who had the desire to make a good trooper, and the fact that lack Stuart is now Cadet Major in command of the Third Squadron is sufficient proof that he made good that desire. He first distinguished himself in the corps as a member of the varsity boxing squad, a place he had to make for him- self in the manly art of self-defense. With the typical shyness and reserve of those with Spanish lineage, he has never been prone to push himself along, rather has he tended to let his deeds speak louder than his Words might mean. And While other squadrons may be com- manded by physically larger cadet officers, we are safe in stating that none surpass him in his determination to take care of his squadron and all its responsibilities. Miss IEAN INCE S ponsor Perhaps one reason for the successful operation of the Third Squadron staff lies in the fact that there are two members of the varsity football team who compose it. If a hard- boiled, double-fister Adjutant ever should be needed, this unit has one in the person of Lieu- tenant Roy N. Lykins. A Sergeant Major is a traditional figure of diplomacy and tact in any military organ- ization, and the one who holds that place in the Third Squadron is no exception. But when one stops to consider that the varsity fullback in the person of lack Haberlein holds the post, he realizes that the job is well taken care of. f 1, '-- - Y -f ' 1- - ' 'i M . ... S gffh'T c 'Q' , ., . 4, -0,- Tuvevzty-five