Evening star., 1923-04-19
COMMISSIONS TO
1O8CADET OFFICERS
Impressive Ceremonies At
tend Presentation at Gen.
trail High Stadium.

Impressive ceremonies accompanied
presentation of commissions to 10S
commissioned officers Of the Washing
ton High School Cadet brigade yes
terday afternoon in the Central High
School stadium. The commissions
were presented by Maj. Gen. Robert
iC. Davis. adjutant general Of the
Army, who was assisted by Lieut.. Col
of military science and tactics in the
high schools.
Following the presentation eXer
Cises the entire cadet brigade headed
by the brigade band passed in review
before Gen. Davis and deputation of
school authorities. With Gen. Davis
on the reviewing line were Capts. A.
c. Strecker and William H. Johnson.
assistant instructors of military
science and tactics in the high schools;
Col Cratgie. Superintendent of Schools
Rallou. Assistant Superintendent
Stephen E. Kramer. DR.; Abram simon
President of the board Of education.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Saugst2d OF
the Tech High School faculty.
Gives New Standard.
Assistant Supt. Kramer opened the
ceremonies by formally presenting to
Col. Howard u. Embrey, in command
of the cadet brigade. on behalf of
Central High School. new brigade
standard which was made and design
ed by Mr.. and Mrs Saugstad. The
! flag is made of silk and is approx
mately five by three and a half feet.
It's design is of maroon, with white
and light blue stripes. these colors in
! high schools. On the face of the flag
is d gold eagle with the letters H. ).
Z. inscribed over its beak.
The brigade made its first public
appearance at the exercises and the
school military authorities We're ia
voraDly impressed by the demonstra-
ton.
List of Officers.
Officers who received commissions
Central High School-Colonel. How
ard O. Embrey; lieutenant colonel. ID.
Y. Smythe; majors. JOAN T. Harding.
koehl,r Meupei' :. 7, W%fI2r Ovens, E % o.
seph \. Rice. Robert Rudolph. Will
liam +. Howard. Carleton Brown.
! Howard Chapin. William Sattertield.
Kenneth Dayton and Donald Wheel
er; first lteuttnantS. Charles Aron-
stein, isadore Levin. r: w. Graham.
Frederick Marbut. J. W. Wynkoop.
Wade Ii. Elgin, William L!chtenberg.
John Lane. j., E. Ryerson and Ward
catchen. To!bert feIzman. FRANK
Beatty. Mimi MarSeglia and George
w. Huff.
Business High school.
Major. William e. Harmon; captains.
John Collins, Edward RieckS and
Russell King: first lieutenants. Perry
Jacob, Frank Huhn. Charles Monroe
and William Fisher: second lieu
tenants. Maurice Love. Pearson Con
lyn and Isadore Brill.
Mckinley High school.
Lieutenant colonel. J. ID. Pickens;
majors. NJ. u. Burnside. L. NJ. Woods
and s F. Ball: captains. ]. l.. Bassett.
L. 4. Keller, J. NJ. Graves. d. NJ. Da-
wilson. &. F. Prangley. ]. c. kolb, I.
Z. OConnor, II. c. Robb, Harold SEQ.
H. W. Denison. c. +. Kennedy and
Theodore Newell: first lieutenants. f.
y. Dodge. {. NJ. Ireland. c. c. White.
q. H. Cole. F. c. Warman. D. NJ. Heri-
tage, l.. NJ killerlane. Edward Duiin
and J. W. Marshall; second lieuten-
ants, ]. p. Schneider. j. r. Dickens.
DuehIing, William Putnam. A. F. Die
ner, Lester Baird and A. T. Edwards.
Eastern High school.
Major, Frank T. Parsons, jr.: cap
tains, Arthur j. Hartman. Leland H.
Check. George +. Kern and Edwin b.
Smell: first Heutenants. Clinton NJ.
Hisle. Ralph n. HoussT. T. l. Ednis~
second lieutenants. Robert L. Lee. jr.:
A. j. Goodman. J. H. Baldwin and G.
w. Gallahorn.
Western High school.
Lieutenant colonel, c. B. Garnett,
jr. major, r. W. Edwards; captains,
Bruce Caldwell. w. J. Stephenson.
Frank NJ. Flint. Fl. &. Ragsdale and
III A. Clark; first lieutenants, William
s. Hoge, {. L. Simpson. :. Fl. Evans
and NJ B. Berg; second lieutenants,
]. ]. Berrall. W. w. Ten Eyck and F..
II. Armstrong.