monday, September 10, 1979
daily nebraskan
page 7
Angel flight open
to
UNL
students
Angel Flight provides UNL students, an opportunity to
serve the country and community through the Air Force
Reserve Officer Training Corps (AFROTC).
The organization works closely with the Arnold Air
Society, an honorary ROTC group, to advance interest in
the Air Force and to support aerospace education.
Cadet Col. Wayne Shackleton, a senior from Lexing.
ton, said Angel Flight Is open to both men and women.
According to Commander Sue Ostdiek, a junior from
Lawrence, membership in AFROTC is not necessary to
join Angel Flight.
The service group is involved in many projects, Ostdiek
said, and some of these are done jointly with the Arnold
Air Society.
Angel Flight members plan CPR courses and train
others in the community.
The group also has visited hospitals and orphanages and
helped the Salvation Army.
During home football games, Angel Flight members
usher in the press box, and sell concessions for basketball
games. The group assists UNL Chancellor Roy Young with
the faculty Christmas party and hosts parties for all the
military groups on campus.
"BY THESE SERVICE projects, Angel Flight tries to
show the community what military life is really like. The
military is not totally separated from civilian life. Angel
Flight provides a liaison between the community and the '
military organizations." Ostdiek said .
Ostdiek has been a member of Angel Flight for lri
years, and said. she feels that, for her, it is a beneficial
organization.
"It's a hard organization to push,' she said, "because
many people are scared of the military and don't want to
know about it.' Ostdiek comes from a military back
ground, and she said she is an exception. Most girls involv
ed in Angel Flight know little about military life when
they are initiated.
OSTDIEK SAID THAT Angel Flight is "the biggest
thing on campus in the south" and she hopes to get
members from Oklahoma to help with this year's rush.
Helping Ostdiek are an executive officer, an operations
officer who implements all programs, an administrative
officer who serves as the secretary, a comptroller, an
information officer, a liaison officer who works with
ArapJ4 Abr Sociejty and a pledge trainer. ?
Angel Flight operates at the -local, area, and national
levels, and Lincoln is the headquarters for both the local
and area groups. Captain Robert Tibodeau is the organiza
tion's adviser.
Angel Flight has 26 active members. Recruiting for
new members will begin Sept. 17.
Rush starts Sept. 25, with an ice cream social and inter
views for Angel Flight and Arnold Air Society prospective
members. Pledges spend six weeks in training before being
initiated.
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