The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-31
CADETS
COMPETITIVE
DRILL TODAY
NEW OFFICERS AND orHER HONOR
CADETS TO BE NAMED.
Program Complete for commencement
wodne SdAy Night.


Tho tina. competition drills a ltnSE
institute VII b" hold this afternoon on
, the Compary grounds in front Of IN"
school huildirg A" and IL com
ran!cS will r"mpotr IN one drli'. ana Il
special drill VIII +" staged Tor TN"
Younger boys IN ',-' company. RAT
; talon pa rad. will u" held "fi"r the COM
petition drills. under command of Major
Charles l.c.. Spiders.
The company Winning the competition
drill viii be- awarded Il gold medal on
the NIGH, Of the "omm"nc"m' We'd
arsiay June l. The mai"r for NEXT
YEA" Will also b" named a. THIS t.m", aN
will The best all around l.'nSlr man. IN"
best drilled Cadet AMI the StG'irnl o.
nccrS Of III" institute.
principal Guy L. Holden VIII at -
official judge and will T." assisted hy
mcn,h"rS or III" faculty nf III" school.
They Will appoint III" oTmcrS for ncNt
year and select N" winners II the drills.
Tho major will hr selected on hI- ability
in Leadership. class room grades, per-
sonaiiiy, ability u take command ard n
! commanding voice. The hest aii around
Cadet viii hn selected on Ms athletic
activity. his personality and his LASS
room grades I'll" hos, drliiCi cadet
VII n" selected on has appearance" N
uniform and his ability - execute conf
manis In rrccI Sicn and without unIuC
error.
Charles sec Spiders j. n"w ma 10y nc
the com panlrS &c tho SghC"': " l'!;am
Robinson = captain adJui1Ht: Henry
RI = captain Ct r. company. uiruca;"
Bono - captain Of ~ rompan! and II
j. Iiright"nst".n - captain Of "''
company.
n" COMPANY was Tia" winner "f tin"
competition drlIl last Lmnc. which R"s
und-r 'hr command Of George Srhcn"r-
lem. Tho hest all around Linsiy man
-elc,,"d was Jack Storcr and the best
drilled CADET was Thomas Joseph.
oonlmsncement Wednesday.
Or. Cl"Id r;n"dnIght. rrraiaru' at
E";hanv college. viii b the pr.nripal
speaker - tn" rnmmemC"m, wnI'r
, Will hc h",H " "dncSra! evening at \
o''lo"k in IT,. Arr"-% ~ The school. and
at which time ten stnlwnr, I..nsiy cadets
VII, rrcCiN" their diplomas 81 Hraiua-
t;oa.
William Huhins"n. <on "r nr and Mre
r. II. R"hinS"N. has a"h.'l"'i the h"u"r
Of Iaicd!, tor:an. AMI charles I."c Sp:l-
!"rs. son &c nr. and Mrs. h. /. S2..'crs
W.! represent his lass ~ Sa!uta '":.IEu.
Tn" honor OF hr'Hg laivdi,t"Ian and
SalutatprIan ! h"Sowrd upon IN" ~iG-
don,~ OF tho class having tho h CHEST
, and second highest grades. r"SpCCiiNc'} .
other members 81 TN I?.l clIS~ Nhp
Will partirtuatr IN ",.r";~,'& Will h".
Class prophet HENRY S""'= Rel
Class Will. Gcnrg" Wa!n" Bone.
Class hiStnr! frank 'rri"bcr I.nhmil-
Tor
The ten I.inSly graduates arc as fol-
lows:
Henry S"rIs Sell "c Wheeling. general
course
George Wayne Bone of Mounds>illc
classical course.
Lean Herbert Hoffman Of Warwood.
classical course.
James Hamilton Johnston "r Whcc i.nE
general course.
Ray Henry kochIcr "t Wh,cI3nG. g"n.
cral course"
Frank Trhrr i."hm'll"r 81 WcIlshurS
scientific. rnur>".
Frank McrInrcn "f ShdI, ~;dc general
Cnur~'.
R"liaud Earring Peterson 81 Mozart
Hi.!. general course.
William John E"h'us"n "f Wheeling,
D classical Cour>r
Charles Lee Spill"rs Of Wheeling. gen
eral course.
Diplomas OF graduation vii be pre-
sented BY William +. StIf"l ~ III" board
. of trustees.