The Washington times., 1914-06-03
BUS|NESS.STUDENTS
CELEBRATE VICTORY
Members of Company E Feted
and Praised at General As
SembIy Today.

Pusiness Hi~h School. oveFjoyed and
triumphant in winning first hOnors IN
the annual competitive drill of the
I.igh School Cadet regiment, today
paid glowing tribute in general assem-
bly, to Company E and its captain. Fred
L. Connor For the sevcnd time In
the history of twenty-six years Of COM
petition. the Orange and Blue. cclebrat-
Cd, more than tw5 hours being taken
UP this morning with speeches 10y
prominent school officials and the ofti-
Gers Of the company.
Henry L. Blair. president of the
Board of Education. spoke enthusias-
ideally OF the work OF tho cadets in the
Ligh schools AMI congratulated Busi-
lr-hs Ipcn its honor in winning the de-
CisIon handed down by Captain Lau-
L2ch and Lieutenants Lynch and Bag
b. 1t American League Park yester-
dag.
superintendent Z. L. Thurston paid
tribute to the boys representing Busi-
ness as did Assistant Superintendent
Stephen f Kramer, who has charge
OF the cadet regiment. Major WalIach
NcCathran. commandan1 of cadets.
told Of the work of the cadets this wear
and comrlimcnted Captain Connor.
Principal Allan Davis introduced the
sreaEerS Captain Connor and Lieu
tenants Schaf and Sanford made short
speeches. of acknowledgment of the
praise bestowed. giving due credit to
the men directly under them and urg-
ing Business High School boys to main
tain the STANDARD set this year. The
Cadets with red ribbons pinned on their
nlouses were heard in slort speeches.
Last night after the drill was finish
eo the annual cadet supLer and dance
vas held at the school. Former cap
Ialns OF Business companies mere on
hsBd and the institution was alive with
Gver1oyed students and cadets until I
late hour.
The members of the winning com
pany are: Company E. Business High
School-Captain, Fred D. Connor; first
lieutenant, William E. Schaaff: second
lieutenant. Jesse B. Sanford: first SER
geant, James B. Mahoney; second ser
Eeant. Leroy ]. McCarty; third ssr-
hcaat, Karl 9. Wassaman; fourth ser
geant. Harry Z. Eisenbeiss; fifth ser
Eesnt. Charles NJ. Fry; corporals. Will
Ism e. Griffin. Charles E. Anadale. Ed
Alvin Cross. and Manuel Mensh: pri-
Yates, David Adler, Joseph F. Becker.
NAN t; Bergman, John L. Beight,
harry +. Bieber, Thomas G. Bruce
lloyd II; Crews, Milton C. Chamber
lain, William J. Clements, Louis Col
man. Justin T. Cox. Samuel A. Culver
well. Edward r. Dornoff, Albert C
DaTr. Lewis S. Daw, Lewis Flaherty.
Arthur K Fox. Carl E. Gill. Clinton A
GoeSvin 5eS mal5Tn nSin Mo-I5ss w; H5aisht Walter T.
nniEs; Francis J. Kelley. Norman w
Lee, George s. Lynn. Richard V. Mat
I!nsly. Albert J. McCurdy. Robert T
Miller; Frank L. Moore. Alphonso n
Newell, William II. Nicodemus. Charles
y. ferker. Kennel A. Pearson. Allan
Pcriey, Gary Ryon, Charles c. Schmidt.
A'Dert o. Sterns, Xavier B. TansiII.
Maurice B. Tonkin. Joseph F. wasney
Ssynor T. Vaughan, and Emil N Yoel-
son.
Company B. of Central. winner Of
second honors and commanded by can't
IL Fl. Osborn and Lieuts NJ. NJ. Aez-
mark and P. o. Milton. returned to the
school last night to celebrate The an
nual supper was given the three Cen
trail companies.
Addresses were made by Principal
Emarv c. Wilson, Paul Taylor. John
sherman, Paul Putskn. Carl Miller, all
former cadet officers, and the present
officers of the companies The cadets
Of Company today wear blue rib
bons as their share OF the honor won.
Eastern's company F, winner of third
honors, celebrated at the school last
night. Principal willard Small. W. J.
Wallace, ?: J. schwartz. of the faculty.
and members of Company F spoke at
the cadet supper. Col ". NJ Yater.
Of the cadets. Brice Handy. former
captain, and the present captain. Fred
erick W. Deck, made speeches. The
lieutenants of Company F are James
r. Arnold and Watson Davis
Western and Mckinley companies
celebrated last night at the two schools
with cadet suppers. Although both were
counted among the losers no lack of
enthusiasm was shown and the general
spirit of doing better next year pre-
vailed. Former captains. members of
the faculty, and the present staff Of
officers made speeches.