Ripon College - Crimson Yearbook (Ripon, WI)

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? Attd UeiA. £fW vL0M. Captain Charles Marinopoulos Honorary Captain Mary Ann Livingston Battalion Plans and Training Officer It is the responsibility of $-3 to formulate the opera- tions and training schedules for the battalion. I 1st Lieutenant Leonard Dahm Honorary 1st Lieutenant Virginia Carson Battalion Communication and Intelligence Of- ficer—On the drill field S-2 has few duties, but in tactual situations he is the coordinator of the battalion communication system and he super- vises all intelligence activity. 1st Lieutenant Edward Cheetham Honorary 1st Lieutenant Phyllis Lindslcy Battalion Supply Officer—The battalion S-4 is in charge of all activities concerning supply for the corps, and this cadet officer was given the additional responsibility as director of the ROTC band. r 25

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 7he, GaxStei, hzfj . Lieutenant Colonel Victor Salter Honorary Lieutenant Colonel Retta Carver Battalion Commander—As commanding offi- cer of the miniature battalion formed by the R.O.T C. cadets, it is his duty to inspect the bat- talion at all parades and he presents the battalion to the inspection officer at all reviews. Major Ervin Zippcl Honorary Major Alice Burns Battalion Executive Officer—This cadet offi- cer is the second-in-command and acts assistant to the battalion commander. He presents all per- sonnel to be decorated to the Cadet Lieutenant Colonel at all parades and reviews. Captain Amory Miller Honorary Captain Barbara Case Battalion Adjutant—Commonly called S-l— this officer s duties consist of forming the bat- talion. receiving reports from the respective com- pany commanders, and presenting the corps to the battalion commander. 24

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GantfKisuf, 1 Captain James Morrow Honorary Captain Mary Miller Assigned to A” Company as its com- manding officer for 1942-43 was Cadet Captain James Morrow. Other senior officers listed were First Lieutenants Aug- ust Renner. John Thuermer, and Second Lieutenant Stuart Farrill. James Seidl held the rank of First Ser- geant. Other non-commissioned officers were: Platoon Sergeants Edward Jacob- sen, James LcMahieu. and Sergeants James Sharpe. Warren Hcdstrom and Carl Ccrull. Men appointed corporals included: Wilfred Roycc. Mel Turner. Warren LcFevrc. John Johnson. Frank Prettie. Hans Petermann. and William McEvoy. Basics in A included: Richard Mitch- ell. Alan Walters. Fred Amthor, Kenneth Behrcnd, Gcorqe Rcfakcs. Maxwell Tun gate, William Rice. Arthur Lucptow. Jack Vcrhclst. Charles Krcugcr. Ben Grota. Marvin Hoiperin. Keith Jennings, Lee McCutcheon. Warren Sewall. John Ford- ham. John Rouman, Arthur Guenther. John Maynard. Wayne Spenader. Dean Emanuel. William Birge. Richard Wells. John Hoffman. Hildrieth Long. This year's Tribune award for one of three outstanding junior army men went to James Seidl. lioiiotn Row—K. Jacobsen, J. Sharpe, J. Seidl, S. barrel!, A. Kenner, J. Morrow, J. Thcunncr, J. LeMahicu, R. Fried- man, W. Hcdstrom. Sr re mi Ron—J. Hustad, M Tungnte, C. Krueger, It. Grota, Retake', C. I'd wards H. Petermann, J. DesJardins A. Wolters, B. McEvoy Third Rw.■—F. Alien, W. LcFevrc, J. Vcrhclst. A. Lucptow, 1). Rice. K. Kehrend, K. Jennings, 1. Amthor, J. Emanuel Fourth Rozv—F. Frcttic, F. Hansen, M. Turner, J. Rouman, I- McCutchcn, G. Clark, R. Mitchell, J. Fordham, W. Sewall Fifth Row—F. Diedrich, W. Roycc, YV. Birge, J. Maynard 26