University of Arizona - Desert Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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MISS MARY ANN CROSS, only woman in the military department, bears the title, Secretary, School of Military Science, and handles all orders from Washington, passing them on to the unit. THE WILDCAT RIFLE SQUAD was hard hit this year with the army running stiff competition for student sharpshooters. Eight of the original fifteen squadmen remained at the end of the season. The Cats were able to enter postal matches with other teams and came through a successful season under the guidance of Captain-Manager, Charles Childs. gig Q QQ Ta! '-?'llIIl 'S ' SCABBARD AND BLADE members are Stan Allen, Dick Brittain, Charles Childs, Bill Kinney, Chuck Lakin, Van Smelkcr, David Sauble Herb Vail, Ioe Walton, Milt Whitley, Charles Bagby, Tim Ballantynci Tom Black, Orson Cardon, Dick Connell, George Gcnung, Mike Ginter, Hugh Hopkins, Bob Johnson, Barrie Long, Frank McGinley, Virgil Marsh, Don MacSpaddcn, Bob Picl-zrell, Gil Proctor, Stan Petropolis. Bob McNally, Fritn Iellcy, Bob Ruman, lack Ogg, Cox Ham, Bill Watson, Bob Coutchie, Elmer Yeoman, Ted Darraugh, and Ed Freimuth. RIFLE TEAM MEMBERS shown are: first row-Charles Whitfield, Dick Porter, Charles Childs, Bill Kinney, Iohn D. McCaleb. Second row-Dick Aldrich, Ted Bloom, Arthur Schaeffer, Iohn Haynes, Capt. I. M. YIlI'l30I'Ollg'll. T -r-PW --Vg ,xi H , 'N , is .J .lg r ii , L,',,,Q,i Wi w pgggzglu li , Q tx? ,y -wrllll. i 1 in il ll ' i B, it ll, il i f1,n.,,.. ii, 2' fra ' 'fam as ,gf ' ' . ....i.. - - ge

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BETTY TIERNEY, Annu Belle Willson, Faye Gibbs, Laura Nobles, and Betty Rose Eiscnbacli practice Red Cross nursin on Mary Frances XVilson under the supervision of Mrs. Van Cleve. THEY SERVE ALSO-they knit sweaters, roll bandages, and they know they are doing their part. Their brightly colored, pre-war yarns have turned khaki and blue. lt's not always interesting-folding two by two surgical squares in the Red Cross room can get mighty monotonousg but their bit for de- fense has to be done. RED CROSS BANDAGE ROLLING-Rachel VVnsem, Patty Gerling, VIRGINIA VVESTOVER, Yvonne Ross, Flora Bye Riley, Gail Tliomp Jayne Seltzer, jane Forestor, Phyllis Iohnfon. son, lean Rascoe, lane Thompson do Red Cross knitting. Their Duties Page 15