Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-04

expressing sincere congratu atoms. After
me presentations the flag was placed In
the rifle barrel Of the first sergeant. and
the company resumed its place in line.
When the champions returned to the
"Bech" High School they found hundreds
OF fellow students, girls and boys. cheer
Ing for Company ID. block from the
school about IL dozen of the most en-
thlisiastic boys took violent possession OF
the captain. placed him on their shoulders
and carried him into the corridor of the
school building. As ne passed through
the crowd around the entrance shout
after shout went up. the boys Of the
crowd slapping him on the back.
Yell With Enthusiasm.
Above the din and confusion could be
heard repeatedly the yell:
Razoo razoo, Johnny get your bazoo:
It's kitty ki. rah, rah. Tech.
Base ball. foot ball, drill
'r-e-c-h-n-i-c-a-l
+ C h II | al!
Tech. Tech. Tech
The attendance the second day of the
competitive drill was much larger than
the first day, every supporter of each OF
the companies being on hand In the hops
that his or her favorite would be declare
the winner The colors of the school We're
much in evidence. those of Central and
because of the fact that the companies
from those schools drilled yesterday
Company G. Business High School. was
the first company to give its exhibition
don. First Lieut. c. A. Welcker and Sec
oad Lieut.. w. j.. Heap. AS it was a
large company and took the field with
snap. it received the close attention o,
the crowd
Central Displays Loyalty.
Company I. Central High School the
first from that institution 10 compete
next appeared Dark blue and white fiag
were waved in many sections of the
stands. and the Central girls made them
selves heard in showing their loyalty to
the cadets of Company l. Its drill was
declared one OF the best seen this wear
Capt. c. !. Bonnie was active IN watch
ing his men. He was assisted BY First
Lieut.. r. II. Harrison and Second Lieut..
]. G. Townsend.
Company +, Business High School
was next to drill. under command OF
Capt. A. J. Kause First Lieut. i 1.
Dulin and Second Lieut.. G. c. Howard
Its firing by volleys was especially
good.
Company b. Central High School. re-
ceived another ovation from the sun
porters OF Central when it appeared be-
fore the Judges for it's orders. Under
Capt. G. r. Heitmueller's direction the
company executed the various move
ments quickly. and it's lines even when
marching company front. were unusually
straight. Capt. HeitmueIler was as
sisted by First Lieut.. r. b Owen and
Second Lieut.. j. A. Scott.
Centrars adherents We're depending
much on Company A. Capt e. F. Kelly
was. at its head. and in part because a
Capt. Kelly won the championship drill
several years ago confidence in him WAS
great. He was assisted by First Lieut..
+. l.. Jackson and Second Lieut.. b. r
Read. The company put up one of the
best drills of the competition. the men
working like clockwork and making few
errors. AS they marched off the field
the crowd realized that the exhibitions
were at a close and the winner would
soon be announced
THE competition was very close. ano
We found it hard to pick the winning
company" Lieut.. Mathews. chairman o.
the board Of judges. explained after the
drill was over The cadets drill won
derfuliy we'll.
Roster Of Winning Company.
The roster of the winning company
is as follows:
ohicers-Captain l. S. Wise: first