Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-20
OFFICERS NAMED
Organization of High School
Cadet Regiment Completed.
UNIFORMS TO COME NEXT
Dates for Measurements Announced
and Last of Non CONS
Are Selected.

with the organization of the High
school Cadet Regiment practically conf
pieted, orders were sent from school
headquarters this afternoon instructing
the principals of the several high schools
10 forward the entire enrolment of the
companies OF their schools, we'll as a
complete list of the officers
The dates for measurements for uni
forms We're also announced this after
noon as follows: October II. Central High
School; October -. morning, Central
H1gh School; October 20 afternoon, Nc
k1nley Manual Training School; october
-. Mckinley Manual Training School;
october -, Business High School; Oc-
tober ., Western High School; october
70. morning. Eastern High School: Oc
school, october 81. NJ street High School;
october 30, Armstrong Manual Training
School.
The uniforms are to be made by Saks
d Co. this year, the contract having
been awarded to that company last
| March
Several additional announcements of
oincers were made today. The list in
| Guides both commissioned and non
commissioned officers. Herbert T..
Ramsay of the Eastern High School
was appointed adjutant of the I'd
Battalion; w. p. Hutchinson of Bust
| ness high School was appointed
4uartermaster of the same battalion:
Humphrey Sydenham of Central High
| School was appointed adjutant Of the
LIST Battalion; J. Fl. Mclineau was
Business High School. to fill the posi-
| ton vacated by the resignation of
| j. T. Frank.
Eastern High School Officers.
| Non-commissioned officers of Eastern
High School were announced by DR.
| Willard S. Small, principal of the
SCHOOL as follows: First sergeant, Will
liam Schwartz; second sergeant. Sam
uel Leonard; third sergeant, Albert
Mariand: fourth sergeant. Wallace
Baker; fifth sergeant, Jesse Mann; cor
porais John Hughes. Paul CohilI
Ralph Ogle, Herbert Shinn. Wallace
| Yater and Harmon Eakle
Principal Daniel of Mckinley Manual
Training School announced the follow
ing: First sergeants. a. X. Hail. o. w.
Holmes. NJ. E. Miller. II. A. Lake; sec
+. w. Wilson. w. d. Nettleton; third
sergeants. l.. F. krichner T.. P. Nash
]. s. Petrie, H. Z. Galleher; fourth SER
geants. X. Miller. II. {: Gilbert, c. a.
Strawn. F. w. Dodson. F. r. Edwards
L. w. Rice; cOrporals, D. J. Shear, L. F.
Dietrich, F. c. Gerber. ]. A. Doermann,
o. l. Gibbs F. M. Book. E. +. Collier,
~ ~. 'APPesk bs ItdCOoSlu, Iou-
denslager, Fl. J. Phillips. G. l. Haines,
II. A. Ber1iner L. Sergent G. r. Thomp
son, l.. Wassermann, o. Q. Arner, r. B.
De Foe G. b. Hartley. F. B. Morgan.
A. b. Harrison. l.. r. Fielder, n. A
Miller and c. c. Holmes.
Officers at Central High.
| Emery Wilson, principal Of the Central
| High School, made public the following
| appointments:
First sergeants. Cadets Kitchen, Sy-
/ denham and Tunstall; second sergeants,
Cadets Garnett. Hoover and Jones; third
| sergeants. Cadets Blakelock F. G. Mar
| tin and Shaw; fourth sergeants, Cadets
| Cox, Griest and Mes; fifth sergeants, Ca
| diets Eggleston. Gray and Urner; cor
porals. Cadets Littauer, E. Perkins. 8. +.
HoolingswOrth Lord, Eberly, Lowell.
Ross. Herzmbark. Dales, Gates. A. Payne
and Storch.
| The trophies won by the high school
boys in the recent rifle tournament held
at Winthrop. Md. will in all probability
be presented one week from Wednesday.
1t was desired to have it next Wednes-
day. but Secretary of War Stimson will
not be here at that time, and the school
officials wish him to take part in the
presentation exercises. The event will be
held at Central High School about 8
o'clock. Immediately after the school as
sembles.