Evening star., 1905-10-06
HIGH SCHOOL CADETS
Some Officers Yet to Be
Named.
TOTAKE PLACE MONDAY
WHEN THE REGIMENT Is ORDER
ED OUT.
Boys Holding Off to Await Names OF
Company Commanders-Some
Rosters.
TOTAKE PLACE MONDAY

When the companies of cadets are ordered
out for the first regular drill of the year
Monday at 215 o'clock at the various high
schools the remaining non-commissioned
officers will be announced. Corporals are
still to be assigned at the Eastern, and SER
geants and corporals at the Western. At
the Mckinley there Is a strong expectation
that an entire change In the officers may be
made by the additions necessary to organize
Company X.
The prize banner is at present held by the
Eastern High School. The present Com
pany r at that school is made UP of many
of the red ribboners of last years F, and
they say at Eastern that F Is lucky. Gen.
trail has a strong chance for honor at the
end of the present year, with three COM
panies and the colonel, lieutenant colonel
and a major. Eastern, however, has the
major of the I'd Battalion and Tech. all the
other regimental officers.
Col Standfford Is the son OF H. Standfford
of this city, and entered the Central High
School from the Franklin School in the fall
of 1902. In his first year he served In Com
pany b, under Capt Scudder; in his next
year in Company I. under Capt. French, and
last year in Company l, under Capt. Rich
ards. His standing In both scholarship and
drill work throughout his course has been
high.
Regimental officers.
The other regimental officers, as published
in The Star yesterday, are the following:
Lieutenant colonel, e. o. SchreIber, Central
High School; major I'd Battalion, 8. Bryan,
Eastern High School: major 1st Battalion,
A. B. Gilflltn, Central High School; major
3D. Battalion, William Lewis, Mckinley
Manual Training School; captain and resi-
mental adjutant. c. A. Rowland, Mckinley
Manual Training School, and captain ana
uuartermaster, J, +. Mattern. Mckinley
Manual Training School,
Company officers were assigned to all of
the commands yesterday with the excep-
tion of Company K of the Mckinley Man.
ual Training School There is every prob
ability that the company will be organ
lied, as 'tC' and d. are very large and
only twenty-five more enlistments are re-
quired. More than thirty boys are known
to be holding off until the completion OF
the organization of the present companies,
hoping, II Is said, then TO be able to or
ganize Company K largely from their own
number. Capt Frank Skinner Of the NC
Kinley faculty, In charge of military af-
fairs. feels sure that the enlistments viii
come in as soon as II Is understood that
such a design cannot be carried out. Should
Company K be formed the other companies
will be reorganized. Several prospective
officers are busily engaged in soliciting en-
Hstments.
Roster Of Officers.
The following Is a roster Of the officers
and non-commissioned officers Of the nine
companies formed yesterday:
First Battalion, Central-Rattalien adju-
tant, HyrnaR leroy :
Company A.-Captain, Claude c, Caytor;
first lieutenant, Edward Steele: second Heu-
tenant, George E. Wilson; sergeants. first.
AIcKnew: second. Marks; third, Coxi
fourth, Patchell: fifth. Hillebrand; corpo-
rails Claggett, Hall, Price and Craig
Company B-Captain, A. Stuart Young;
first lieutenant John ii. Sherman: second
lieutenant Rodger W. Paine; sergeants.
first. Herndoni second, Muhleman; third,
Maxy; fourth, Bishop; fifth, Galleher; cor
porals, Oyster, Lum, Rogers and Curry.
Company captain. Harrison E. Bar
Ian; second lieutenant, Frank s. Smith;
sergeants first, Spiker; second, Buynitzlxy;
third, Thompson; fourth. E. Kemper; fifth,
Meagley; corporals, Parsons, McBath,
Greathouse and Coe.
The whole of the First Battalion Is sta
toned at the Central. The Second Is made
up of companies from Eastern, Western and
Business,
Second Battaiion-Battalion adjutant w.
A, Porterheld. Business,
Company d Business-Captain, e. L. Trey;
first lieutenant. J. r. Zimmerman; second
Rose; second. Mullen; third. Anderson;
fourth, Russell; fifth, Gibson; corporals,
DOUGH, Deitz, Saunders Wood and Ward.
Company F, Eastern-Captain. w. C. Mil
iA ~ d. fAccts
lieutenant, J. w. Field; sergeants, first, Z.
II. Sinclair; second. D. L. c. Hover. Re-
mainder OF non-commtssioned officers to be
announced later.
Company g, Business-Captain, W. W.
Tolson; first lieutenant D. 8. Hendrick;
second lieutenant, s. U. Mason; sergeants.
first. Johnston: second, Lester; third, Arth,
fourth, Zarpel; fifth, Lowenthal; corporals,
Sharpless, Beall. McGiffin, Miller and Sher-
wood.
Company II. Western-Captain, William
Bland; first lieutenant, Edward Robey; SEQ
ond lleutepant, Thomas Harrington. The
non-commissioned officers of Company H
will be announced Monday.
The Third Battalion Is formed at the Mo
Kinley and will contain the projected Com
pany K
Third Battalson,-Battalion adjutant, c. H
Potter. Mckinley; battalion quartermaster,
II. A lie Due.
Company C-Coptain, E. F. Leger; first
lieutenant, v. p. Turnburke; second lieuten-
ant. H. Ehrhche; sergeants, first. Marlowe:
second. Davis third, Thiele: fourth, Bry-
arly; fifth. Shoemaker: corporals, Hart,
Auerbach, Moor. Thompson and Redmond.
Company D-Captain, J. E. Law; FIST lieu
tenant. W. n. Steinberg: second lieutenant,
II. Cleveland: sergeants first. B. Cleveland;
second, De Neale: third, King: fourth,
Howell; fifth, Charlton: corporals, Rodier,
Kitchener. Truesdale. Richards and Rohr-
man.
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