Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-19
|HIGE SCHOOL CADET
PROMOTIONS GIVEN
Military Authorities Give Out
Names of Officers Of School
Troops.
ALL N0N.C0MS ARE NAMED

The military authorities of the high
school have announced all of the pro-
motions for next year. This is a
change from the former policy in
which 1t was the custom to announce
only few of the noncommissioned
offices which are held by the under
graduates. The names OF the lieuten-
ant colonel, the majors of the three
battalions, the nine company and the
band captains and the commissioned
staff were announced following the
competitive drill last Tuesday.
The noncommissioned staff follows:
Clarence Bantin, regimental sergeant
major; Paul Peterson, regimental
quartermaster sergeant; Nathan
Miller. regimental commissary ser
geant; Clarence Adams, regimental
ordnance sergeant; Fred Montmor-
ency, senior color sergeant; Richard
Ruzicka, junior color sergeant.
The First Battalion.
Those on the staff of the first bat
talon are: Daniel Klein, first lieu
tenant and adjutant; Guy Goodrich,
second lieutenant and quartermaster;
Gilbert Olsen, sergeant major. James
Williamson, first lieutenant and adju-
tant; Clarence Pfeiffer, second lieu
tenant and quartermaster, and Leon
ard McCoun, sergeant major, form the
second battalion staff Those on the
third battalion staff are Emil Storz,
first lieutenant and adjutant; George
Cooper, second lieutenant and quarter
master, and Vivian Hoover, sergeant
major.
The company officers below the
rank of captain are as follows:
Company A--Hilbert Peterson. second lieu.
tenant; Robert Buckingham. first sergeant;
Nicholson and Reginald Fernald, serEeants
Julian Harris. Myron Price and Marion
Adams, corporals.
Company B-.John sperry, first lieutenant
Abe Warshopsky. second lieutenant; Daniel
Longwell. first sergeant; Lawrence Peacock,
quartermaster sergeant; Sam Giliotte and
James vasko, sergeants; Russell Smith, Carl
Hess and Raymond Burgess. corporals.
Company C-Nels Nordquist, first lieu
tenant; Raymond Sage. first sergeant; Ches-
yer slater, quartermsster sergeant: Harry
Dodds and Louis Beindorff. corporals.
Company D-Fred Berquist first lieuten-
ant; Howard Clark, second lieutenant: Lee
land Potter. first sergeant; Richard Peters
quartermaster sergeant; Rex Elwood and
Dwight Beard, sergeants; Chase Parker, Jor-
don Peters, Roland Jefferson and Louis
Chleborad, corporals.
Company E-Jack Landale, first lieuten-
ant; Joe Teller, second Lieutenant; Richard
Dearmont, first sergeant Harold Lindley,
quartermaster sergeant; Herbert Geisler and
Frank Durham. sergeants; Hayward Leav-
lit, Edwin Myers, Donald Pillsbury and Will
son Bertrand, corporals.
Company F-Pierce Rogers, first lieuten-
ant; Abe Lack, second lieutenant; Thurston
Logan. first sergeant; Richard Smith, quar-
termaster sergeant; Harold Knee and George
Mittauer, sergeants; Louis Metz, Gordon
MacAuley, Edwin Jetlz and Roger Moore,
oorpOrals
Company G-virgll Miller, first liteutsn-
ant; Edwin Winterton. second lieutenant;
Herlof Olsen, first sergeant; Stanley WaIlin,
quartermaster sergeant; Wallace Johnston
and Barton Kuhns, sergeants; Thomas Find
ley, Harold Boisen and Ralph Swanson, cor
poras.
Company H-Sidney Robinson, first lieu
tenant; Phineas Wintroub, second lieuten.
ant; Clyde Jensen, first sergeant; Burton
Bingham, quartermaster sergeant; Lancine
Brisbane and Bruce Cunningham, sergeants
Walter White, Austin Crew and Raymond
Stryker, corporals.
ant: William Young, second lieutenant: Fred
Bowser. first sergeant: Edward Foy, quar-.
termaster sergeant; Harmon Wimoth and
Alfred Weir, sergeants; Richard Giller, 10.
seph Giller. Joseph Pollard and Arthur Hig.
bee, corporals.