The Washington times., 1903-10-18
GOOD SELECTIONS MADE
FOR OFFICERS ROSTER
New Plans Outlined for AS
surfing Financial Success
of MISUNDERSTANDING in
Athletics-Class and So
cial Clubs.

&lOl N<lhOS.
The most interesting event in the
high schools for the past week. and
I'm fact. since the opening of school
some three weeks ago, was in the ap-
pointment of the officers for the High
School Cadets Regiment and for the
Individual companies. The cadet, above
every other person in school. Is look
ed up to as the hero of school life.
and the appointment of the officers was
awaited with as much interest by the
n-rarticipants as by those directly
affected.
All during the summer the cadets
studied faithfully. and came back to
school determined to pass the highest
examination possible. AS the appoint
ments in the regiment are made ac-
cording TO the scholarship as well as by
the average of the tactics examination
Of the student. those chosen for the
several commands are consequently
picked men and. in the opinion OF Col
Burton r. Ross, military instructor Of
the high schools. and their various
principals. the most capable Of holding
the positions awarded them.
A Larger Regiment.
The regiment this year will be larger
than ever before. 1t will probably be
composed of ten companies into three
battalions. As the great growth of
Central High School has necessitated the
formation Of three companies at that
school. this school will have a single
battalion At the Mckinley Manual
Training School the same conditions ex-
ist' and although appointments for only
two companies have been announced.
the formation of a third company IS az
sured, and a single battalion Will be
made up at that school also. The third
battalion will be made up of four COM
panies. two from Business High schoo,.
one from Eastern. and one from West
crn-
The appointments were announced
last Thursday The formal organization
or the battalion was planned for that
Gay also, but on account of the Sher-
man unvelling exercises IL Will not be
erected until tomorrow. The BOYS were
assembled in their school drill rooms
and after the reading of appointments
were dismissed.
Roster of Officers.
Tho officers of the entire regiment,
be organized at the "Tech" High school
and third major to be selected. follow
Colonel. G. F. Huddleson. Mckinley
Manual Training School; lieutenant
colonel. G. L. Schultz. Mckinley Manual
Training School; major of First Bat
talon. W. c. Van Week, Central High
School; captain and adjutant. E. C.
Hoge. Central High School; captain and
quartermaster. +. (. Hand, Central
High School; major of Second Battalion
II E.. Simons. Eastern High School.
The appointments for the individual
companies follow:
Central High School-Captains. c. Cox
+. r. French. and Z. l. Kelly; first
heutenants. c. T. Burton. A. n. Van
Week. and r. r. Yates: second lieu
tenants. A. c. Agnew. W. A Mason
and A. e West.
Mckinley Manual Training School
Captains. J. A Hall and r y. Con.
well; first Heutenants. c. II. Butman
and A. w. Skinner; second lieutenants
NJ Clarke and Z. p. Hutchinson.
Eastern High School-Captain. w. D.
Tewksbury; first lieutenant. =. N
Nicholson; second lieutenant. r. w
Hynson.
Western High Schoo,-Captain, Ed
ward Cumpston: first lieutenant. Sew.
ard Rathbun; second lieutenants, Will
liam Taylor.
Business High School-Captains. f.
w. Bond and It. p. Heap; first lieu
tenants, ]. +. Carroway and w. Column
bus; second iieutenants. A HOFFMAN
and N. s. Bowles.
The Review"
II has been planned by the officers
appointed to take charge of the Cen
trial High School Review" for the coming
year 10 make 1t the best and most sue
cessful school paper ever published at
the school. And IL will be OF benefit "a
the pupils and officers to do So In
former years it was the custom to give
the profits OF the enterprise to thosa
having its management. This has been
changed and the profits this year will
become the property OF the school. The
paper this year VIII be thirty-two pages
and will be issued for the first time
about October 80
Editor Agnew has adopted novel way
of securing subscriptions for the paper
To the person procuring the largest
number of now subscribers two prizes
are TO be awarded-$l0 worth of music
20 the girls and SO camera TO the boys
The contest Will close about the Christ
mas holidays. The staff OF the Review
follows: Editor-in-chief. A. G Agnew;
associate editor. NJ. Z. Dickey; business
manager. L. p. Gates: alumni, c. Hoge:
athletics, Gilbert Kelley: faculty. NJ. A.
Cors; regimental, Major Van Week;
school notes. NJ E. Bubb and II. Hill
brand.
In the Athletic Field.
Great hopes are entertained by Cen
traHtes for their football team for the
coming season. A squad of thirty men
under the trusty guidance of Coach GIL
bert Kelley are practicing daily and
have strong hopes OF doing things TO
the other schools when the several
teams clash. Mr.. Kelley Is a Princeton
graduate was a member OF the varsity
team while at the college. and for two
years a member Of the All-American
team; is coach of Columbian University
team OF this city. and what he does not
know about football Is not worth know