Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-16
Permanent Officers Are Named
After Careful Survey of
Their Work
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ahou in the second year OF its trial
mas just closed. The final ceremo-
MES were held Wednesday afternoon,
December IL, and they included pa
rade, inspection and review by bat
talions.
Capt. William f. Hunt of the I'd
Infantry, u. s. A., who d Instructor in
drills and tactics at Punahou, express
cd great satisfaction al the progress
made by the cadets so far. His re-
port on the equipment will be made
at once TO the War Department.
The military training has become
CT recognized value and merit at Pun
ahou, and henceforth IL is required
Of all physically fit boys above the
fourth grade, except those who have
parents opposed to IL from principle
or religion. Such exceptions are very
few-not over half dozen in the en-
tire school.
In arranging the course IL is neces-
sary to comply with the requirements
Of the War Department in giving train
ing TO an average OF three hours per
week This average will be attained
through drills in close and extended
order, signaling, gallery practise,
range shooting, hiking and camping.
The last three events have not as yet
been introduced but they will be SOON
The other work comes first, and fur
tnermore, 1t is practically certain that
the cadets at Punahou will be equip
ped with more rifles, sabers, gun
sings, belts. nayonets. shelter halves.
ETC., IN the very Immediate future.
The school has been examined and
has made application for such recog-
milton by the federal government as
secure a regular army officer detail
ed in charge Of military training.
Probably by the end Of January this
step win become effected.
Permanent Officers Named
During this past term each senior
was given careful examination and
a period of two weeks experience in
handling the companies. All juniors
we're given similar and corresponding
trials with cadets and all sophomores
we're tried out both in charge Of
squads and as guides. Based upon
the showings thus made permanent
officers have been appointed. The
competition for the places was very
keen, and all cadets strove hard for
LIE honors. Skill in military affairs
and ability in leadership were the
basis upon which the following ca
diets received their promotions:
Field and staff
Sgt. Frank Broadbent to be major
and assigned to the 1st Battalion.
Cpl. Aulay Macaulay to be adjutant
list LIEUT., to the Regiment
Sgt. George Lindley to be adjutant
list Lieut), LIST Battalion.
Sgt John Warmer to be adjutant
list Lieut), I'd Battalion.
Cpl. Norman King to be signal Off
Ger tlst LIEUT., LIST Battalion.
Pvt. John Horner to be supply Off
Ger list LIEUT., LIST Battalion.
Pvt. Sanford Wood to be sergeant
major. LIST Battalion.
CPL Ronald Higgins to be supply
sergeant.
To Be Captains
Sgt. Harvey Hitchcock, assigned to
Company A.
LIST Lieut.. VIM. Napihaa, assigned to
Company B.
Sgt. VIM. Mahikoa, assigned to CON-
mand I'd Battalion.
Pvt Chas. Raymond, assigned to
Company E.
Sgt. Henry Pogue, assigned to Com
pany f.
sgt. Ralph Ault. assigned to Com
pany G.
To Be 1st Lieutenants
Sgt. Donald Hayseiden, assigned to
Company A.
Sgt. Gordon Scott. assigned to Com
pany b.
Sgt. Paul Baldwin, assigned to Com
pany E.
Sgt. Bonnar Lindsay, assigned to
Company +.
Sgt. edwin Peterson, assigned to
Company G..
To Be I'd Lieutenants
Sgt. Antoine Correa assigned to
Company A.
Sgt. Joseph Pekelo, assigned to
Company B..
Cpl Leigh Waterhouse, assigned to
Company E.
Sgt Charles Van Way, assigned TO
Company F.
CPL Richard Simonton, assigned to
Company q.
To Be fst sergeants
Cpl John Fassoth, assigned to Com
pany A.
Sgt. Dudley Pratt, assigned to Com
pany B.
Sgt Paul Fassoth, assigned to Com
pany K.
pvt Carol Horner. assigned to Com
pany F.
Cpl. Morris McKain, assigned to
Company G.
A large number of cadets were also
given non-commissioned officers ap-
continents.
System Of Reward and Dement'S
To assist in establishing company
esprit dc corps and to increase the at