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Arnold Air Society volunteers help KU
By Wes Denton
Kansan staff writer
Mary Lusbrek, Wichita freshman, is one of eight pledges hoping to gain membership in the Arnold Air Force Base. The base is an integration for Air Force ROTC cadets.
Duggan said the society settled on the environmental theme at its annual meeting, conducted last year in Atlanta.
Lusebreek said the society would allow her to excel in AFROTC.
"It will also give me leadership opportunities;"she said.
Sean Duggan, commander of the society said that the society's main duties included helping AFROTC and KU organizations.
Duggan said the national society accomplished its goals by participating in various volunteer projects on campus and in Lawrence, such as fund-raisers and community service projects.
"We are independent of AFROTC,
but have the same standards," she said. "We have the same dress code, with ethnic codes and same code of honor."
Rourke said that most cadets were not given officer status until they were juniors or seniors. The society gives underclasmen an opportunity to develop leadership skills early, she said.
For a cadet to join the society, he or she must be a full-time student, a member of AFROTC, have at least a 2.0 grade point average and take an eight-week pledge program, said Cathy Rourke, public affairs officer for the KU society. There are 27 members.
This year the society will concentrate its efforts on the environment and the United Way, he said.
"We chose Adopt a Highway as one of our environment projects," Dugan said. "We have two miles of road." K-32 that we will be cleaning.
Bryndalyn Query, Topeka freshman, said her boyfriend helped her become involved as a member of Silver Wings.
"They are regular civilians with no obligations to the military or Air Force," she said.
"We basically support the Air Force and Arnold Air Society," Query said.
The KU society also will help the United Way organize Special Olympics games in Lawrence this weekend, Duggan said.
The Silver Wings also performs community service, she said.
"Some of the projects we have been involved with this year have been Students Against Hunger 'trick-or-treat' and have done of plasma," he said.
The society also has a civilian auxiliary group called the Silver Wings, which started last semester.
"Our motto is knowledge, wisdom and the courage to serve."
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