University of Idaho - Gem of the Mountains Yearbook (Moscow, ID)

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REGULAR Lt. Col. Charles W. Jones Professor Military Science and Tactics, Instructor of Sophomore Class Lt. Col, Edwin O. U. Waters Issistant Professor Military Science and Tactics, Instructor Junior Class The shoulders on which Idaho's ROTC problems rest are those of Lieut. Cor. C. W. Jones, head of the military department. Portly Colonel Jones is an army man who “rose from the ranks” to his present position as commander of the cadet force at Idaho. Ile instituted cheering on cold Thursdays during Captain Wilfred S. Stanley issistant Professor Military Science e fall, and is interested i eeing that ¢ ovie pd 3 pike? ; the fall, and is interested in s ing that a movi and Tactics, Instructor Senior Class record is kept of Idaho’s ROTC corps. The deep southern drawl of Ligur. Con. Eowin LU, O. Warvers was transferred from sophomores to juniors this year when the thorough-going officer assumed command of the junior advanced classes. Straight-backed Captain Witrrep B. SrTan vey is A veteran of the Philippine campaign of forty years adviser, confidant, and instructor to seniors in ago and overseas with the AEF in the first World advanced military. Captain Stanley, appointed last War. Colonel Waters is able to enliven any discussion fall, is of the new school of officers rising in the army, on battles and maneuvers. and received his training at Fort Benning, Georgia. 16

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pring drill... the sunis hot... the colonel’s bark echoes back from tiers of McLean field seats ... your wool shirt itches, but you can’t scratch . . . you're at attention. ont aie Re iat sl Ph eT LP PARADE REST

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SERVICE Behind the military department heads are the staff officers who supply much of the energy, do the routine tasks, teach basic classes, and take care of all general work that characterizes the functioning of the department. To these men falls the year-long task of supervising drill, making clear the difference between left face, right face, and order arms; target shooting with the least danger of blowing off a stray head; and issuing uniforms nearest to the right size. First Lt. Arthur J. Davidson First Lt. John FF. Lukens First Lt. Otto A, Nelson tssistant Professor Military Science ixsistant Professor Military Science issistant Professor Military Science and Tactics, Instructor of and Tactics, Instructor of Freshman and Tactics, Instructor Freshman Freshman Class Class, Instructor Mess Management, Class, Rifle Team Coach Pershing Rifles Adviser Staff Sat. Alexander M. Schmaltl, Department Clerk. Sat. J, D. Morgan, Assistant Military Property Custodian, Staff Sat. Robert L. Meador, Instructor of Freshman Class, Assistant Rifle Team Coach. Staff Set. A.C. Johnson, Instructor Sophamore Class. Sgt. Everett F. Greathouse, Instructor Freshman Class, Women’s Rifle Team Coach.