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Arnold Society
The Arnold Society, an honorary for
AROTC upperclassmen, has as its main
purpose the encouragement of greater
teamwork, technical knowledge and cooperation
among its members. Named in
honor of the late General Hap Arnold,
first general of the U.S. Air Force, it is
relatively new on this campus. The
faculty advisor is Major Jerry Miller.
Row One: Edrnund Lozier, Gary Soulone. Major Jerry Miller, advisor, Bryan Brunze11. Boyd
Barker, Jerome Kinaoy ... Row Two : Jerry Whybark, Cleon Kunz., Dan Andora:on, Gene
Easton. Lloyd Dunn, John Mathooon ... Row Throe : Eugene Thornetz. John Relk, R ex Hill.
Preaton Bair, Harry Ieaman, Jamoa Dunham, Frank Pentzer, Joseph Larkin . .. Row Four :
Richard Gibba. Lee Boyle, Louia Whitael1, Alan Huggins, Jack Peterson, Wendel1 Horrett,
Richard Merrill, Wayne Leach.
Air Officers
The staff of instructors of the AROTC,
enlarged to meet the present national
emergency, has expanded the training
program for college students. With the
addition of these instructors, the department
is able to broaden the field into
specialized training of Administration
and Communication.
Row One: Capt. L. V. Kuater. Major Jerry Millar, T / Sgt. 0. B . Buin. S /Sgt. J . V. Stephenaon
... Row Two: M / Sgt. G . M . McDaniel, T/~t. H . E . Dewald, 1st Lt. M . A . Stewart,
Major M . L. Robertson.
Air Rifle T earn
A select group of sharpshooters chosen
from the AROTC composes the Air Rifle
Team. This team, although only one year
old on the Idaho campus, has proved its
worth by placing ninth in competition
with one hundred forty schools in the
nation, in competition for the Hearst
Trophy last spring.
Row One: Richard Kline, Martin Moore, Jack Pierce ... Row Two: M / Sgt. R ussell Windharn,
Da11aa Dougl ... Gerald R iggers, Arthur Andritia.
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