The Washington times., 1913-05-21
STUDENTS HONOR
= WINNING CADETS
Captain Nash, of Company K,
and His Command, Receive
Many Fluctuations.

For two hours today students of
Tech" otherwise Mckinley Manual
Training High School, celebrated the
victory of Company K, Ebert T. Nash,
captain. Until late last night the cele-
bration at the school had continued, and
this morning glorious victory, third in
succession for the Seventh street and
Rhole Island avenue school. was further
celebrated.
All the staff officers Of the regiment
and all the defeated company captains
were at hand to felicitate the victors,
and there were addresses by Superip-
tendent Davidson, Assistant Superin-
tendent Thurston, Principal Daniel, for
mer President of the Board of Educa-
ton Oyster, and by all Officers. The
ten company commanders who manfully
bore up under defeat yesterday were
heard today felicitating Captain Nash,
the members of his company, and
Tech" students in general, and when
they had finished Col. Samuel Leonard,
the lieutenant colonel Of the High
School Regiment, and the three battal-
ion majors. made speeches. So did
Adjt Reuben Schmidt, himself a Nc
Kinley High student. It was he whose
march to the southeast end Of the park
at dusk last night told the waiting thou
oduoB tudt CdChluley f1lSQ udO once
more borne on the honors.
Formally Assembled.
All the students Of Mckinley High
were formally assembled when 9 o'clock
came. ana their concerted yells until il
o'clock were punctuated only by the
addresses and by school songs.
When Captain Nash rose to speak the
applause was deafening. He briefly ac-
lnowledged the congratulations which
had been heaped upon his company
Sharing In the chief honors with him
were the lieutenants Of Company X,
Ksrl W. Miller and H. Ernest Galleher
The eyes of these and other Tech stu
dents gaxed with evident pleasure at a
nag heavy with the colors Of twenty-six
companies which have won this emblem
Of military supremacy in the High
School Regiment
For the third successive time that
flag, heavy with the colors of twenty
six winning companies. is sheltered in
the school building at Seventh street
and Rhode Island avenue. Its pole in
the barrel of a rifle carried by SER
geant Of Company C, OF Tech the
nag was taken 10 the drill ground yes
terday afternoon. surrendered, and in
one hour more the flag was back in the
barrel Of another rifle carried by Nc
Receives Flag.
From General Andrews Captain Nash
received the flag of victory. From As
sistant Superintendent Of Schools E. L.
Thurston he got the Allison Nailor gold
medal. which is his for a year, from
Chaplin Brown, Of the Chamber of Com
merce committee, a replica of the Nailor
medal. which is his permanent posses
sion. Ribbons go to the other members
of the company.
Then the regiment was dismissed, and
Tech students, swarming on the field
hoisted the three officers of the COM
pany on their shoulders and marched
toward their school, not far away,
lirious glee. Other schools held cele-
brations, but they naturally lacked the
joy of that at Mckinley High.
The Judges.
The judges of the drill were Major F.
Horn, U. S. A, and Capt r. r. Raj
ston, U. s. A In the reviewing party
with General Andrews were the three
judges, President Henry P Blair, of
the Board of Education: Mrs. Edith
Kingman Kern, John B. Larner. Mrs.
hall, and w. T. Galliher. board men,
bers; Superintendent william NJ. David
son, Assistant Superintendent Z. l..
Thurston, Miss K. T. Andrews, and the
following members of the Chamber of
Commerce committee, Captain Brown,
Capt. James F. Oyster. Allan Davis, w.
F. Cox, DR.. B. w. Everman, and
Thomas Grant
The roster Of the winning company
% as follows:
tenar,t, Karl W. Miller; second lieu
tenant, H. Ernest Galleher; first SER
Eeant, simon Wassermann; second Ser
geant, George Z. Haines; third SER
geant, Henry A. Berliner: fourth SER
eeant Clarence J. .Rammling: fifth ser
geant. Carl H. Refs. Corporals. Milton
r. Fillius. William E. Greenwood. e.
Wells Herbert, James G. Karnes,
Charles E. Krey. William E: Lange.
Frank W; hoefflsr. s;rdna and John II; lol York; X
d. Baxter, George R. Beck. Howard c.
Beck, jr., John Bittner. G. Arthur
Blakeney. Edward ]: Brosnan. Paul
Busck. Harry l. Clarkson, Morris Co.
ing, Jesse o. Creech. Stanley Cole.
Calvin p. Claxton, William D. Dear
dorff, Ralph n. Bubois. Marion T. Ed
wards, Charles r. Fadeley, Rudolph A.
Faust. Edward ". Jordan; Henry J.
III. Hartshorn, Fred E. Hildebrand.
lowell Himmler, Alden L. Howard, J.
BENJAMIN Humphreys. CLAYTON NJ.
James, Charles NJ. James, Charles H.
Knock. Martin Lamasure, David Mensh,
c. Gilbert Miller, Paul S. Murphy, Rob-
ert Rudolph. Alfred E. Ryan Ralph p.
Sabine, Alfred W. Santelmann. Harry
N. Shaffer. Louis G: Smith. John D.
Enalding. Fred r. Stefrens. Alfred ].
Stenner, John V Stockett. Harry L.
Strane Samuel G. Swain, William w.
Tailor. B. Dundee Wheeler. Courtney
Whitney. Fay E. Wilkinson. Carl E.
wolf. Charles Young. Dewey Zirkin.
and Charles r. Miller.