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

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ational CA PERS H eadquarlers at O U The coed affiliates of the Pershing rifles is a small but dedicated group of girls whose service to the ROTC is considered invaluable, They have been involved in a variety of service and charitable activities such as the annual Blood Drive and collecting for the Marshal State football team memorial fund. Led by one of the few female Generals in the United States, this national organization, head- quartered here at OU, is responsible for directing the activities of over 25 other female ROTC units on campuses all over the nation. They have performed this task in a most com- mendable manner this year, and we expect ,even better things in the future. ' Each year members of CAPERS help with signing up people for the annual Blood Drive. Here are Gwendolun Howell, Jessie Elder, Linda Grayson, and Paulette Kikugawa. CAPERS -- First row - :John CYD ' . , , , , ' roll Fancey, CH' clwbmlolyn -llowvll. I Imlzl lnauysmi, Pgmlvlh- 'XIKIIQELIWLI Scvnlnl mix ,li-ssw Flilcr, kay .l0hn50n' Sha

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Pass in review is a different experience whether one watches or participates, and both cadets and honorary cadets find this out during the last drill period of the first semester. ROTC . . . From Drill To F oolball A few smiles, a few frowns, as an LDC platoon rounds the corner by the duck pond where most of their drill periods are spent. We E l vc. f 1 GO GO GO, CAT , . ing the annual Arrf1:5lN1aIllAzr as the 'honorary cadets yell their hczuls ollmlura ARM Y IS lil' IN l'lllf AIR, 'lllfllf PASS. ANQ ll the game it wawadilfff. ykhflfa-To gdlllC. liven lhouglm the Army ltzulcls lllllllixl win VUMPI lf'l'lfl1 DURINLL UNF Ol Tlllf FIRST l LAX .X , . ,ren Inf olflrllllor:ll:l1:lnp,g1':, Ulf llllllq, U 'XM lj hm Mk SMH hm. MEN the gnlmthcwwcn , ' . . l . ' laskzl rumors llml K oncll l ll K lurnllo would be hung Ill A uvxl Wm :W J' g V Tv?lg,ffjg'i?f Uifpii ...Q- , K . -,, . '- ' ,-0i ,, 1,42 ,A .1 , :Jw Q vt' W 2, A if la' I ' 3' A, 0 V, , N, , ,P- A .iiff -v Q QV Q ...f - R M 4 . x- f V L,,Q ,1 0 W nav.. if-td' 'y ' r' V. sl . phi H 4 -Q - .13 ' ',n ,s', 4' 'Q,,, r 3 , bf 5' af' ' , ' 4' . fl'-1 ,u -. 9-4 5, I , H l 1 . C?, 9,5