ROTC Commissions 10 As Army Leaders
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| Ten SHSU graduating seniors took the Army oath of office and earned the rank of second lieutenant on Friday afternoon during the Bearkat Battalion Commissioning Ceremony. These include (first row, from right) William Tyler Chesser, Adam Lee West Sr., Catherine May Yeu, Matthew Grant Hagan, Juan Carlos Hernandez, Travis Lance Cline, (second row, from left) Jacob Edward Morrison, Cody Eugene Wellman, Carlos Reynaldo Guerro Jr., and William Richmond Yarbrough. |
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