DeVeaux School - Chevron Yearbook (Niagara Falls, NY)

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Ufiioers of the Cadet Corps . . . JAMES TEMPLE DOSWELL, II . . Cadet Captain RICHARD OLIVER STOVER . Cadet First Lieutenant WILLIAM SIDNEY BELL .... ' . . Cadet Second Lieutenant WILLIAM CARTER GARDNER Cadet Second Lieutenant and Supply Ojicer WILLIAM JOHN DUNBAR ..... Cadet Second Lieutenant JOHN EDWIN ZIEGLER . . Cadet Second Lieutenant and Adjutant ALBERT IJUTTER WHITE ...... Cadet First Sergeant 'Cadet Sergeants JOHN E. BICKLE EDWARD R. T.-XYLOR Cadet Corporals RICHARD IQLOCK CARL SCI-IOELLES PAUL DIOKERSON CHARLES HEINZE WILLIAM VANDEBURGH PHILLIP MEREDITH RALPH YOUNG CLIVE MACGREGOR A THOMAS LAUROESCH PETER ILIAGNER ROBERT ANSTETH F O

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MR. HONEY We dedicate this book 'to a man whose patience and loyalty have guided us through four trying years of school life. Mr. Rouey's leadership made it possible for many of us to be here today. We Have Found El Friend . . .

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CAPTAIN EMERSON Captain John Emerson, our new Commandant has intro- duced a new system of drill that is well liked by the cadets. During the cold winter months when the manual of arms used to be boring, Iirst aid lectures, discussion sessions, set- ting-up exercises, and written examinations were frequently substituted. Modern methods of drill were 'taught so that rookies and old cadets alike could now compete on an equal basis. Witll the aid of Cadet Captain Doswell, and after the corps had been properly instructed as to the modes of prac- tical. warfare, a sham battle was staged in Whirlpool State Park. Tactical walks about various sectors of the city were taken. They were followed by discussion on the ways and means of defending objects of military importance seen along the route. Plans are already under way for the participation of the Corps of Cadets in the annual Memorial Day parade, which is held in this city. At the Founder's Day exercises, a demonstration of the rudiments of drill will supplement the usual review. l lf Captain Emerson's fine work continues, the military system may become more than a basis of disciplineto the Cadet Corps. . 6