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Scabbard and Blade
Row One: Col. 0. J. Mosman, advisor, Roger Hartman, Earl Dawaon, Howard Berger,
Oale Balr, Capt. Rex Blewett ... Row Two: George Mueller, AI Huggins, J. M . Leaher, Dale
Ivoraon, Kont Paynter, Jamoa P•aamore, Wayman Sinden, Henry Holt ... Row Throe: John
Roaenthal , Robert MacD onald, Lawrence Rasmuaaen, Laurance Johnson , Jamea Lane,
Leonard Brackobuach. Vern Bahr, Roqer Allen ... Row Four: Jemea Landera. John Zwlonor.
John Sullivan, Jamea Dunham, Richard Kenfield, Theodore lnqeraoll, Donald Willa.
Since 1925 Scabbard and Blade has
been active on the Idaho campus, organized
to further military cadet relationships,
to develop good, efficient officers
and to promote interest in the military
affairs at the University. Commanded by
Cadet Captain Roger Hartman, the 31
members' outstanding activities for this
year were the initiation banquet and
Memorial Day ceremonies.
Pershing Rifles
Pershing Rifles, a national military honorary,
is composed of outstandinq ROTC
students. Activities include a competition
drill with the Navy drill team, acting
in the flag raising ceremonies at football
games and an annual spring picnic. Officers
were Don Trupp, Clayton Boyce,
Chester Takatori and Master Sergeant
Harry Brizee.
Row One: Cheater Takatori, Boyd Burt, Charles Newhouse, Ralph Litton, Georqe R ing,
Barry Win&eler. Jerry Foraling, Duane Hardy, Harry Bri&ee ... Row Two: Clayton Boyce,
N ichael Churillo, Jamca Anderaon, Jerry Neely, Eugene Toone, Lorin LaFoe, Jamea Rogera,
Lerry Bradburn ... Row Three : Don Trupp, John Tolgener, Lee Whitehead, Robert Mitchell,
W illiam Little, AHred Amea, Charlea M c Mannimen, Welter Hardin, Bruce Gordon.
Army Rifle T earn
R ow Ona: Philip Ourada, Buddio Monroe, Howard Chadwick, Donald Dunlap. Edwin Arm·
at.ronq, Denio Jain ... R ow Two : Cept. Rex B lewett, noyd Cloninqer , Jam .. W omack, R oy
Ea.atman, Martin Ourada, Robert Wilkinson .
The fellows in the Army (ROTC) Rifle
team, keeping in step with their straightshooting
predecessors, gained many a
compliment for themselves and their
wiry little instructor M/ Sgt. John Rundall,
because of their excellent match
firing. Always up to par, this year the
team showed outstanding marksmanship
and a consistently high record.
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