Evening Star Newspaper, June 3, 1926, Page 13

CO.F OF CENTRAL | SETS DRILL RE[IURI]' Winners Make Highest Score With 97.3 Pct.—G Takes Second Honors. Central High School took first drill} ¥, honors for the fifteenth time in its history at the American League Pnrk‘ vesterday afternoon. when U F. 1st Regiment, came within cent of turning in a_perfec The record of Company F. cent, is the highest ever attained in the 39 vears of the drill. Company G, Regiment, ‘lso| representing Central, was second with 97.1 per cent. while Company M, Western, was third with 97 per cent, proving that the drill vesterday was not only the nearest to perfection of any which preceded. but the most keenly contested. While it is known that several other companies were pressing the three leaders for honors, their ratings were not made public. Capt. Van Leer Honored. With the jubilant members of his company biting back grins which fought for recognition, and the long stand of Central rooters transformed fnto bedlam, Capt. Anthony Wayne Van Leer marched Company F before Secretary of War Davis, where he Yyeceived the coveted Allison Nailor prize medal. Tt the second time that Company F, Central. had won in three years. Captained by T. M. Telzman, Company I triumphed in 1924 After the brigade sergeant for the second time had summoned a Cen tral company to the front, the Blue and White supporters began pulling for a duplication of their 1918 achieve- ment when they took all three honors When the sergeant turned right to notify Company M of Western it ranked third in the drill, however, it gave the Red and White an opporty. nity to show their enthusiasm. Each vear the Western High School man- ages to get one of the honors. ~ Last year they took both first and third Dlaces. The high scores made and the closeness of the competition wasi heralded today as a distinct tribute to Col. Wallace M. Craigie, professor of military sclence and tactics. in general command of the Cadet Corps. and his assictants. Col. Craigie. however, modestly declared most of the credit is due Maj. John G. Donovan. assist- | ant, in charge of training the Uen tral companies: Maj. Raymond Pavne. assistant. in charge of the companies in Kastern and V and Capt. William Judkins, assis in charge of Business and-Technical companies. Climaxes Central Honors. ‘The drill victories vesterday cli maxed honors which the Mount Pleasant cadets have been winning | all season. The 1st Regiment, com-| nosed of (entral students. won the regimental competition. and the lst Rattalian of the lst Regiment won the Dbattalion competitive drill this vear. Serzt. R. W. Hatcher of Company R of Central won first prize as the | best non-commissioned office ning against stiff competition. Solomon Alpher. Company G. Central. won second place. Judges of the drill were Maj. Fred | L. Walker, Infantry., United States | Army: Maj. Paul W. Baade. Infantry United States Army. and Capt. Levon €. Allen, Infantry, United’ States Army Dr Ballou. superintend ent of . and. Assistant Supfs. of Schools Robert L. Haveock and Stephen E. Kramer were beside Sec retary Davis in the final review of the drill The personnel of the winhing com panies follows: Personnel_of Companies. Company ¥, Central—Captain, An- thony Wayne Van Leer: firat lieuten ant. Richard L. Collins; second lieu tenant, John' Carlos Franzoni; ser- gea Elefsiades. & G. Hall, 8, L. regg., A, Dean, F. Goodwin: corporals, R. Dickie, H. Pack, M. Silverberg, J. -0 Skinner. B. J. Stone, (L. Whiton: pri J. Blose. i Iso of . Funk, G. D. Hord Littleford, G. JLothro) McBride, H. F. Naughter, E. Brien, S. Orleans, A J. Permut. G s, D. A. Schindel, E L. B. Silverman. luukuut Where the Bay and River meet at their widest point SURF BATHING FISHING, BOATING CRABBING, GOLF 4 most interesting 3-hour drive over fine State highway will take you to Point Lookout, Maryland. 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