Evening Star Newspaper, May 28, 1925, Page 23

ARMSTRONG WINS CADET CORPS DRILL / President and Mrs. Coolidge Attend Anrual Competition of 24th Regiment. ‘Armstrong Manual Training School’s Company G, commanded by Capt. Carl E. Darden, won the annual competi- tive drill of the 24th Regiment of the Washington High School (‘ad at the Griffith Stadium yesterday ternoon before a crowd of sons, which included the time in the history of the cadet organ ization that a President has attended the competitive drill. Dunbar High School cadets took second and third places in the com. pany competition and finished first in the battalion competitive drill, which came at the close of the company ished third battalion wa John G. B: The Pre: ommanded by Maj t and Mrs. Coolidge ar rived at the ball park unannounced about 5 o'clock, just the battalion driil. 1 ment led by the Cadet Band, then sed in review as the President stood at attention. Trophies Are Presented. After the review the prize-winning companies were brought before the committee on awards and presented | mid almost deaf- | s given the valuable mond-studded teach er's medal sioned officers pany received gold medals. On the of the non d privates | <. symbolic tunics of the unifc commissioned _office: bons and vates. Capt. received bronze n and the pri- vates and ‘“non-c red ribbons. The committee on awards, which pre- sented the prizes, was composed of Lieut. Col. Noburn Morita, mili attache of the Ja Lieut. Col. W 6. A., professc and tacties in the Was schools, and Dr. J. Hayde member of the Board of School officials also took part in the presentation Board of Educatlon; Ed Mrs. Coralie F. Cook a A. Bennett, members of the b Eleven Companies Compete. FEleven companies representing Arm. | strong and Dunbar High Schools and the Shaw High | ompany to go throu before the critical eyes and its exhibitio immense throng. A Bat(‘;;ain You ’ Cant > the other commis-|on tap for the his triumphant com- | the goods. Atwood and Sylvester Epps, both of the Infantry Reserve Corps. Besides Capt. Darden the other com- missioned officers of the victorious company are First Lieut. Othello DeW. Branson and Second Lieut. Frank J. Herbert. Others in the company follow: Sergts. Louis A. Clanton, Herbert Madison, Rufus P. Turner, Arthur Robinson, Robert A. Brown, William Brown, Frank Johnson, Nathaniel Myers, William Nixon, Joseph Som- merville; Corpls. Paul Johnson, Alfred D. Moore, Morris Tyler, Willlam Hoston, Robert Gray: Cadets Erskine Taylor, Charles Thomas, ~Almus Berry, James O. Beckett, Richard M. Hood, Patrick Wilson, Hugh F. King, Harry Parker, Clarence Spriggs, Ben- jamin Brown, Melvin Davis, Homer Walker, D’Aguesseau Holder, Wil- liam Page, Dius Booker, Elrich Murphy, Lawrence Smith, John P. Jones, James Sutton, Willlam_ Ewell, Wallace Thorne, Sylvester Harris, Raymond _Clifford, vin Twyman, ston Harrison, William Harris, Zeph Moore, Timothy Ward, Irwing Davis, Russell Johnson, Walter H. Brokenburr, Eimer Stokes, W. Denton Coleman, Ben Edward Walker, Au- gustus G ce, Charles Fields, Theodore Lacy, William H. Young, Thomas Stokes, Lawrence Carter, Frank Miller, James Johnson, Roscoe Jones. HALL HEADS G. W. ALUMNI Association Elects Officers at An- nual Meeting. Gilbert L. Hall of the George Washington University Law School faculty was elected president of the University Alumni Association at its annual meeting last night at the Washington Club, which marked the beginning of the commencement week s at the institution. Coy, Eliza Todd and E. Roger Boyle were cho vice presidents and Miss Rosemary Arnold secretary-treasurt good-paying job who can deliver There is alw: Hughes Pen Shop Natlonal Theater Blds. 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College. In- vocation and benediction was pro- nounced by Page McK. Etchison, re- liglous work director of the Y. M. C. A. D. A. Dollarhide, assistant direc- tor of education, .and principals of the various schools presented the diplomas. Music was furnished by J. F. Cannon and E. D. Tomkinson. The graduates follow: Four-year ‘high school course—Benjamin 1. Ab- bott, Dorothy E. Bennington, S. Mabel Falls, John Haven Heavener and Charles W. Smith. Three-year draft- ing course—R. E. Lombard and W. J. Reck. Two-year drafting course—Ed- T Willard A. Grinnan, Joseph Kandel,| Dlamond E. Lee, Willam V. McFar land, John Marantan, John Moore, | William Dillard Morgan, jr.; Richard K. Nalley, Granville B. Phillips, Her- bert St. C. Reamy, Silas H. Shaw, Willlam C. Stone and Francis J. Sum- ner, jr. . His Better Plan. From the Boston Globe. Senior—Well, my boy, I've made up my mind to retire from the business and hand it over to you. Junior—Don’t be in a hurry, pa. What's the rush? 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