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

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RTITCHELL, IJAVID W. MORRIS, JAMES H. . MURROCK, NEELE O. NEIGEIC, JOHN J. . NEUSTADTL, EDGAR A. NICHOLAS, WARREN Il. NORTH, IQOBERT W. NOVOTNY, F. H., JR. NOWVACKI, LEONARD F. 0'KEE1-'E, P. J. . UPEI., ROBERT C. . UsTROM, ITOBERT V. OSTROM, ITICHARD G. PATIKICKUB, EDWARD .I PETERSON, KENNETH F. PICK, JOHN F. . PINE, JOSEPH S. . POKOSA, ISASIMER A. RADKEY, HUGO J. REEsE, JOHN N. . THE SENTINEL , . 12th Ave., Fulton, Ill . 1308 Sixth Ave., Sterling, Ill. . . . Gresham, Wis. 3025 10th Ave. Rook Island, Ill '555' Prospect Ave.: Milwaukee, Wis: . 815 43rd St., Rook Island, Ill . 106 Henry St., Joliet, Ill 242 Prospect Ave., Oshkosh, Wis: . 707 12th St., Oshkosh, Wis. 1210 N. Parkside Ave., Chicago, Ill , 430 W. Spring St., Freeport, Ill . 1037 21st St., Rock Island, Ill . 1037 21st St., Rock Island, Ill . . . . Manawa, Wis . . 847 19th Ave., Moline, Ill 118 Eighth Ave., West Bend, Wis . 111 Oak St., Oshkosh, Wis 1304 Seminary St., Rockford, Ill GIOM Oregon St., Oshkosh, Wis 120 S. Crawford St., Danville, Ill SCHMIDT, OIQVIB A. SCHNEIDER, DONALD H. SCHUTZ, PAUL A. . SHAW, Nonwoon T. . SIMS, ELI-ION . . SINGLETON, HARLAND SLONNEGEH, CLARENC SMITH, JOHN R. . SMITH, MERLE C. ST. ANGEL CHAs. A. STELLNEH, JOHN R. STROOK, HOWARD A. SULLIVAN, ENNIS . SWANKE, ANTHONY E. THORNTON, BRUCE B. E L. THORNTON, HURERT J. VITTORIO PAUL A. . . llox 26, Gresham, Wis . . . . K Minonk, lll 200 E. Division St., Shawnno, Wis . 1515 Third St., Sheboygan, Wis . 1008 W. Third St., Sterling, Ill . . . Wilmington, Ill . . . Washington, Ill . . . . Erie, Ill 701 E. Fourth St., Whiteside, Ill 920 Ferguson St., Rockford, Ill . 434 Hazel St., Danville, Ill 1004 Second Ave., Sterling, Ill . 404 Winfield St., Morrison, Ill . . . Tigerton, Wis 5875 Glenwood Ave., Chicago, Ill 5875 G enwood Ave., Chicago, Ill 845 E Pleasant St Freeport Ill VOIGHT, EREDEIIIGK A. 1. 702 Superior Ave., Sheboygan, Wis WAGNER, HOWARD F. .... Washington, Ill WAIINEII, ROY E. . 207 Mulberry Ave., Georgetown, REIMERS, EDWIN W, ,,,. Port Byron, Ill WASHIJURN, RUSSELI4 A. . 705 38th St., Rock Island, RIIILON, EDWARD . . . 207 Ruby St., Joliet, Ill WEEIcs, PAUL C. . . 1510 S. 5th St., Pekin, RICHARDSON, H. E. . 420 N. Eighth St., Sheboygan, Wis WHITGOMR, ARTHUR A. . 636 Lincoln Ave., Elgin, RICHARDSON WILLIA . . . Sheboygan falls, Wis WHITP'01lD, HOMER G. . 511 W. Broadway, Freeport, M . ROBERTSON, ROIIT. C. . 330 E. Irving St., Oshkosh, Wis IIODGEIIB, HERMAN E. . . 511W 15th St., Moline, Illl. WINTERs, ROYAL . 433 W. Mosley St., Freeport., ROE, CLYDE I.. .... Route 21, Omro, Wis YEAT, WALLACE D ..... Bradley, ROE, FLOYD H. . 1317 Georgia St., Oshkosh, Wis YOCHELI-ION, SAM. . 1124 S. Central Park Ave., Chicago, ROEHM, CHARLES Washington, Ill YOUNG, PAUL E. . . 115 Maehin Ave., Peoria, ROSENHEIMEII, HENR1' Il. . . . Kewaskum. Wifi RUssELL, LEO G. SARTORI ILIO R. . SAUER GEORGE R. , . . Tigerton, Wis 530 E. 115th St., Chicago, Ill Minonk Ill ZELKO, PETER . . 5432 Shields Ave., Chicago, Ill Ill Ill Ill Ill WIDUP, RAY A .,.. Box 163, Plainfield, Ill Ill Ill Ill Ill ZERWEKH, ROBERT J. . 117 Machin Ave., Peoria, ZIMMERMAN, WALTEIl J. . 619 S. Clinton St., Monroe, Wis ZWEIGER, RAPHAEL . 1221 Eighth St., Oshkosh, Wis SCI-IERMERHOIIN, CARL 'V. i. i. i . U Ridgefarmi Ill. HISTORY OF HEADQUARTERS COMPANY July 27, 1928, about 230 young Americans from Illinois and Wisconsin are introduced to Headquarters Company, their home for thirty days. We are physically examined, pass thru the mill, draw our clothes and are assigned tents. Two days later we start our vacation without pay, but as guests of Uncle Sam with expenses charged against his account. IVe find that our mornings are to be taken up with military instruction,-squads right, left and other military words. We find also that this year Headquarters Company is to be a riiie organization--and that cosmoline is issued FF? The afternoons are devoted to athletics, we enter our favorite sports. Uncle Sam has provided athletic equipment galoreg-'com- petition is keen and with military supervision there is coordination. Although we rise early and there is a definite schedule of work to be done, recreation is amply provided. Movies at a nominal cost each eveningl The Hostess House provides us with writing material, here we passed our leisure time reading and playing games. Dances are provided which proved very popular. Our day ends at 9 p.m., and to show us they mean business a bed check is made at IO o'clock. Do you think such an establishment would make an asset of a young man? Come out and spend a day or so with us next year. OUR OFFICERS Headquarters Company is very proud of its leaders, Captain Haskins and Lieutenant Carlock of the Regular Army, assisted by Captain Strang and Lieutenants Campbell and Saunders. We owe them thanks for their efforts to make our stay at Camp Holliday interesting and instructive. You have done your duty, gentlemen, we hope that next year we can return and again have you for our leaders. ATHLETICS SWIMMING: 4'The iiying fish from Headquarters Company , better known as Whit- ford, won first place in diving. TENNIS: Big Bill Tilden has nothing on Robinson from Headquarters. Bob had very little trouble in copping the honors as Tennis Champ for the camp. In doubles he was assisted by Hodgson and they won easily. Page Fzfty-nine AvI,IvIvm,JM,N-,A,Nm,.,l,.,.,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. 1 I v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.va.v.v.v.v.v.v.v-v.v.v.v.

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