Citizens Military Training Camp - Sentinel Yearbook (Fort Sheridan, IL)

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T H E S E N T I N E L A I X gg July 30-Took oath of allegiance in the after- X X noon. Issued rifies today. OH! Boy, the Cosmolinel gy Aug. I--Drill on the manual of arms. ' qs My Aug. 2-Started squad drill and extended order. bi Aug. 3-First parade in the P.M. Drilled squad ., y,,H,. movements in the A.lVI. , X Aug. 4--Drill squad movements and manual and K A marching. IVe are coming along swell for such a short xx R time in camp. We lost three Reserve lieutenants and I .J Q' our Reserve captain this noon. Aug. 5, Sunday---Ice cream and chicken for dinner. Some feed! I iL'!4lt-ar.. B Aug. 6-The new lieutenants and Captain Jones i g took over the Company today and drilled us in ad- N T I T' vanced squad movements. Aug. 7--Drilled platoon and company drills. Tent pitching. Dance in the evening. The Hostess sure knows how to give us a good time. . TS-fa 1Qf'ZQk,,, Aug. 8-Company drill. Lectures--Scouting and . ,W PatrollingfCitizenship. Aug. 9-Drilled on platoon and company drills. Lecture-Hygiene. Talk by Major General Summerall in the forenoon. Talk by Harry Atwood in the afternoon on the Constitution. Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. Io-Had parade today, Company A complimented on its marching. II- Whoopee,', my folks came to see us Cmy twin and mel. I2-NValked to Naval Training Station along the beach. I3-Guard duty today. Not as bad as I expected. I4-Took up prone and sitting positions, also trigger squeeze. I5--Shot gallery. Track Meet. I6--Shot on range. Parade at 4:00 o'clock for D. A. R. I7 and I8-Shot on range and qualified 127 marksmen. Five Ist class pistol shots, and I6 sharpshooters. Not bad. Aug. I9-Stayed in camp for the first Sunday. Half the company gone. Aug. 2of4The much heralded and feared hike at last. ' Only eleven miles. Naturally it rained, and were we wet? Now I know why they call them pup tents, but it is still a mystery why they call them shelter halves. Aug. 21-After a pleasant rainy night we took another stroll back to camp. Nothing like an eleven mile hike to work up an appetite. Aug Aug it had to Aug Aug . 22fDrilled for Visitors' Day. . 23-jVisitors' Day, and in the thirty days in camp for mother nature to pick on rain. Review in the afternoon. . 24-Back in Civvies,,. It wonit be long now. . 25-And thus endeth the first lesson. Weill be back in ,2Q. COMPANY UA SPORTS Five Company A men scored in the track and field meet August 16th, winning two gold and three silver medals. The championship basketball and inter-company water relay teams netted a dozen more medals, while AH Company boxers, wrestlers and fencers brought home two first, four seconds, and one third place. Moreover, the Company was represented on the Illinois teams in baseball, basketball and football. A citizenship medal and two scholarships showed our ability in a non-athletic line. Complete lists of winners appear under Awards'i. Page Thirty-Him' .. ................' ......... .......v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v. a

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