Evening star., 1923-05-24

Western. who had dramatically kissed
the prize banner an affectionate good
bye when he surrendered 1t on the
drill field the previous day, was Sig
nailed to bring his company to the re-
viewing stand to receive second honors.
Company d of Central, led by Capt
II. Chaplin, was then marched to the
stand and awarded third honors.
Presents New Flag.
Preceding the awarding of the prizes
Asst. Supt. Kramer presented to the
brigade. on behalf of Tech High School,
new national flag made of silk. AS
Sisting Mr.. Kramer were Miss Dorothy
Webb. Miss Ann Chamberlain. Miss
Mildred Volandt and Miss Helen Roe
der. all Tech students.
The. ceremonies were brought to a
close with colorful review Of the
twenty-siX companies composing the
brigade. led by the brigade band
At all of the high schools last night
dinners and rallies were held for the
cadets. The principal celebration,
however, was at Eastern. where an
informal housewarming was held
throughout the evening. An assem-
bly, was held at Eastern following the
cadet dinner. at which Capt. Cheek
paid high tribute to the spirit of the
men in his company, to whom he gave
credit for the victory. The lieuten-
ants in each company presented their
captains with gold watches. Assist
ant Supt. Kramer was among the
speakers. Charles Hart principal of
the school. presided. The ceremonies
were reopened this morning with a
grand assembly. at which the cadet
officers from other high schools ex-
tended fluctuations to the winners.
Isaac Cans, president of the Wash
lngton Chamber of Commerce. present
ed the Chamber of Commerce medal
this morning to Eastern High School
for the best drilled company of ca
diets. Principal Hart introduced Mr..
Cans. In making his address to the
school on the cadet company and
what they had accomplished, Mr.. Cans
said:
Whatever YOU have done in the
matter of winning this medal. you
can do in your future years. when
f., you start out in the world. no matter
in what purusit or profession. No
! matter what you do in this world
master it-and you will win out"
Roster of Company.
The roster of Company d of East
ern follows: Captain, l.. H. Cheek.
first lieutenant, T. l.. Edmiston; sec
ond lieutenant, A. J. Goodman; ser
geants, j. r. Davis, T. l.. Moffatt. w.
R. Cheek. j. R Lovejoy, y. J. Wal
ters; corporals, D. w Bingham. p. P
Bowdler. w. b. Burch, n. A. Clark. r.
A. Lauxman. II. j. Simon; privates, ].
c. Alderman. c. n. Beach, D. N Beach.
mano, d. NJ. Crouch. NJ H. Davenport
l.. F. Depro. c. A. Didden, w. T. Dun
can. L. c. Duvall. n. A. Eaton, A. c.
Edwards, G. A. Fossett. ]. r. Gilbert.
]. n. Golden. E. B. Haesy. w. W.
Heintz. j. G. Hesse. c. o. Hoffman, A.
NJ. Hunt. w. A. Johnson, G.. c. Milit-
zer. H. r. Miles. w. J. Muldowney. w.
r. Padgett, V. Perlmutter, ]. L. Quinn,
F. r. Rupert, H. F. Scheer. r. P.
Shackelford. H. F. Smith, NJ. J. Snie-
goski. c. C. Stauffer. F. S. Steele H
A. Talbert. W. r. Talbert, d. NJ. Tay-
lor, j. NJ. Tesh, E. NJ. Wade. r. L.
Weber, T. u. Webster. J. A. Wiley.
Roster of 2 Company.
The roster of Company l. of West
ern, follows: Capt. H. Clark First
Lieut.. NJ. Berg, Second Lieut.. l.. Cra-
ven. Sergts. r. Caraway. Hoage. c.
King. F. Schuman, F. Scofield. Corps
D. Auld, r. Carmichael, ]. Duvall. r.
Miller, a. Sckoppeglia. F. Weitzel, ,Pri-