The Washington times., 1924-06-04
CENTRAL WINS
FIRST HON0RS
IN DRILL
Company r, Led by Captain
PeIzman, Awarded Medal
Before Crowd Of rs, 900

| First honors in the thirty-seventh
annual competitive drill Of the
Washington High School Cadet
Corps have been awarded to Com
pany F. Of Central High School, led
/ by Captain Tolbert M. Pelzman.
Second place went to Company Fl
Of Western, headed by Captain John
Nesbit third, Company D, Central,
led by Captain George E. Muth.
The Allison Nailor medal was pre-
scented to Captain Pelzman in the
Griffith stadium yesterday before a
crowd Of $4,000 persons. Ribbons
were awarded to members Of his
command and also to members of
| the companies who ranked second
and third in the drill.
Immediately after the drill, the
i cadets returned to their schools
where they were feted with supper
and entertainment.
Announcement was also made
that. Company l., Western, led by
| Captain Louis Craven, was fourth;
Company M. Columbia Junior High,
Captain l.. Lebowitz, fifth and Com
pany e, Eastern, Captain Ralph
Swingle, sixth.
The personnel of Company r, of
Central, is as follows: Tolbert M.
PelZman, captain; Sol Kaufman, first
lieutenant; Don T. Longenberger,
second lieutenant; Clarence Thomas,
George Sickler, l.. Kerhs, r. Lyons,
w. Butler and r. Squire, sergeantsG
Do rlya 1,y
Dodkin, Benjamin Golden, w. Rosen-
privates, G. Bannerman, S. Bell,
S. Bensinger, j.. Biggs. j. Bischoff,
A. Bryan, S. Cohen, D. Grains, T.
Cummings, w. Hanemiller, J. Davis,
T. Chaser, Samuel Goldman, I. Gold
stein, J. Cries, j. Gruenert, r. Heap,
c.. Hoffman, D. HYDE T. jackson,
H. Jenkins 6. johnson, H. Katz.
man, j. Lecky, d. Levin, G. Major,
r. Matson, w. Miller M. Moses, J.
Olkum, H. Palmer, H. Pack, L.
Quinter, H. Smith, L. Solomon, r.
Talbert, p. Thompson, r. Troth, G.
Vaughan, H. Wilton. r. Williams,
F. Wing and r. Yoemana
Company H, of Western, is com.
posed of the following: John Nesbitt,
| captain; John Poole, first lieutenant;
Francis Schofield, second lieutenant;
! Manning Hoffman, Edmond Pigeon,
| Henry Stewart. Thomas Simpson
and Williamson Smoot, sergeants:
Mills Fries. Edward Shinkle, Albert
! Heagy, Pearce Davis, Robert Vel
lott and Frank Wedderburn, cor
! porals; privates, M. Anderson, F.
Avery, L. Baily, N. Ballard, r.
| Beebe. E Blincoe, L. Brown, II.
Carlson. E. Chace. w. Chapman,
M. Clementson, c. Cogswell, ]. Cot.
ton. M. Cox, r. Darneille, L. Davis,
]. Dodge, J. Douglas. B. Fitzpatrick,
r. Fuller, A. Hill, A. Jones, G..
Lawarie, c. Litte1i. c. Lonsanecker,
E. May, E. McLaine, B. Miller, J.
Moran. l.. Moses, c. O'Daniel, f.
| Phares, w. Richards, j. Saunders,
A. Scrieber. N. Scrieber, ]. Scofield,
E. Sherwood. C. Shoemaker, D. Ter
| rell, E. Thompson, H. Williams and
| D. Williamson.
Central's other winning company,
Company D. is composed of the
following: George E. Muth. cap
tain; George E. Monk, first lleu-
tenant; John A. Lane, second lieu.
tenant; George Murphy, H. e.
King. jr.; Frederick William VILE.
jr.; G. E. Hebbard and r. r. ITO.
per, sergeants; B. A. P. Doehrer,
w. r. Clifford, w. ]. Hart, A. G.
Johnson, Ross e. Pollock and L. r.
Rowzee, corporals; privates, NJ. AL.
len, r: w. Barley, c. B. Bishop,
]. G. Borges, c. w. Boswell, r. C.
Butts, D. w. Carney, ]. A. Carr,
G. p. Chandler, j. J. Columbus, D.
c. Classic, M. ". Grillo, w. s.
Hammond. B. P. Harrison. S. II.
Hassen. w. F. Huntop, H. T.
Johnson, w. F. Kerby, Stephen e.
Kramer, jr.; D. Krupsaw, e. 8.
Macdonald, c. D. Mcclure, r. D.
Mcclure, E. S. Myers, H. Orleans.
F. Overman, Gerald I. Oxenberg,
P. l.. Porter. H. V. Roche. II. b
Ruddiman, L. Smallwood, C. E.
Smoot. H. E. Steinman, C. o. Ting
ley, F.. S. Walker, q. j. Walsh, J.
s. Williams, r. c. Williams, w. p.
Wilson, H. F. Winterburn, B. Wool,
c. M. Yeatman and A. L. Young.