Mr. Liebeler. What particular sport were you involved in?
Mr. O'Sullivan. Football and track, and the same at Warren Easton.
Mr. Liebeler. Did Oswald, as far as you know, ever have anything to do with sports activities?
Mr. O'Sullivan. No.
Mr. Liebeler. Do you remember whether Oswald and Voebel were close acquaintances at that time, or do you know?
Mr. O'Sullivan. Only in that Voebel left the New Orleans squadron and went out to Moisant and evidently—or I believe he talked Oswald into coming out there with him.
Mr. Liebeler. Now you don't know of your own knowledge whether or not Oswald ever did join the Civil Air Patrol, do you?
Mr. O'Sullivan. No; I don't know that he signed any papers or had uniforms or anything. I know that he came out to New Orleans Airport and attended some of the meetings, but whether he just—you see, a lot of time people would come out and sit in the classes to decide whether they wanted to join or not. We will allow this, hoping to get more cadets. I don't know that he ever signed any papers or joined. You can check with the Louisiana Wing Headquarters and they can give it to you.
Mr. Liebeler. You don't know whether Oswald ever did actually go out to Moisant Field to Civil Air Patrol meetings at that place?
Mr. O'Sullivan. No.