C a det Colonel K e nworthy
C a dH Lieut. Colonel B lewett
Cadet M a j or M cE lr oy
Cade t M a jor Gregory
Cac!et M ajor John Elde r
C A D ET Four regular army officers, assisted by five top-flight enlisted men, direct Idaho's crack military machine. Under them 51 senior cadet officers with 54 juniors understudies barked commands to 775 freshmen and sophomore basic cadets until outdoor drill for 1938 ended with the annual Armistice Day pa rade. Adverse weather prevented the customary parade; how-
ever, cadets assembled ready to march and smiled happily when Lieutenant Colonel Hatfield announced weather was too nippy for marching. As Cadet Colonel, Max Kenworthy was placed in top position first semester because of his outstanding work and leadership in military.
L_iL_ R .O.T .C . companieo await o rdare bafora tha " B ig Parade"
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