University of Oklahoma ROTC - Lieutenant Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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009. Min. drill fish. shed emi. 'ding E-dig. .Tl in IC an aches .tac- I are Q just Kille- .edge et-to- Rose Ban- dd up i l X , f' 4 L -' . -1 kia i 5 I l l l .lafdingt IL Keith Lon Bal' Michael ull, John S cabbard dt Blade Sponsor Military Ball Scabbard and Blade brings together cadets from all branches of the military in an effort to develop leadership. Membership in this national honorary society is based on both military and academic excellence. The organization is designed to foster understanding of the obligations of citi- zenship and to prepare it's members to be better officers in meeting their mili- tary obligation. Thecadets of Scabbard and Blade annually sponsor the Army ROTC Mil- itary Ball, and the selection of the eight finalists for Honorary Cadet Colonel. Their other projects range from blood bank drives to helping the underprivi- leged in and around Norman. Society members endeavor to im- prove their military skills through extra training activities, company-sponsored talks by officers on active duty and vis- its to military bases. E 'ia Before the Military Ball this scene was a common one for members of Scabbard and Blade. They planned and arranged the Military Ball along with other activities. ' - F ' Ti? J . .. . l ll! SCABBARD 81. BLADE - First row: LTC Armando Carrillo Qadvisorj, Thomas N. Luccock, Alan D. Rosenbaum, John E. Boyle, Thad H. Evans, Charles J. Fandell. Second row: Ralph R. Smith, Gary L. Moser. Gregg E. Turner. Stephen C. Simms, Charles P. W. Crowell, Steve A. Troutman. Third row: Gerald R. Wiseman, Jeffery A. Scoggins, Larry D. Schlecht, Benjamin F. Clark. Robert Arredondo, Michael J. Langford. Fourth row: Billy W. Callaway, Ronald D. Phillips. Grant Rogers, Addison Terry. 33

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Pershing Ryfies Fosters Friendships sig -ral' A x-4 I 4' -Q. .- Wk ,., ..l .-Bs., g 1 .. - Standard and fancy drill are part of the Pershing Rifleman. Here members of Pershing Rifles demonstrate different drill patterns. ' ' 4 ' To foster a spirit of friendship and coop- eration among men in the military depart- ment and to maintain a highly efficient drill company. This is the purpose of the Persh- ing Rifles as propounded by its distinguished founder in the early l890's. Pershing Rifles, national military fraterni- ty, is an' organization dedicated' to building men. Pershing Rifles teaches a -man self-dis- cipline. The military training received in Pershing Rifles is designed to make one an outstanding cadet. Pershing Rifles teaches the methods of fancy and standard drill, tac- tics and company administration that are needed by a young second lieutenant just graduated from college and ROTC. ' During the school year a Pershing Rifle- man takes part in pledge smokers, pledge party, Christmas and. New Year's 'get-to- gethers, Military Ball and the White Rose Ball the first semester and the Spring Ban- quet the second semester. All of these add up to a well-rounded social calendar. - Rigs!-:SNS lglglillis ' Flfst VOW5 Malflf Edward MCDOUHIG fzldvisorj, .lanicc lfinu, Richard Dr-nn, l indn lipps, Beth Tillman, Viflfle Hitflffg Huffmaasg h r?Ber,T Mgflilnlconkllngi Mf1J0f Robert A mSlf0'lZl futlvisorl. Second row: 'l'homus O'Ncil, hlnrk Moss, RflSSCllxl'lil?Zelli ton Kemieth grim 81 eyil ar es Exantley, Carlos,Drocsc.hcr, xllnntly Weatherly, .Brian Mt't'onncll, lhirtl row: Glen Bom. U1lf5'5l ltl' Llxixhflel Haalock R b Lmert emo? 0 eflwl- TCVVY ICCK, Tim C. hcncy. l-lrmn Nncci. lfourlh row: Steven Prior, kurt l'ru't'I'. l LIFO' llltlh-A 1 :hu , o ert ethgo, Ronald Belangcr, Kurt Robbins, Larry Mewcnsnhl. lfillh row: Mike Baulcx, Vliaiislcs Powell, Mark l'reem.1n..t Odell, Mike Dippel, Lowell Shannon, Kenny Wilkerson, .lf in an t21I'Y The annual itary B finalists Their C bank d leged in Socit prove tl training talks bf its to rn NJ, . SC-NBR .t Evllllix Qt Tllturmdr Fvunh

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