C.O. CLUB-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS Top Row-Hiatt, Horsley, Lubert, Smitter, Bell, Broell, Lucas, Pritchett, Tomasek, Mohr, Von Horn. Bottom Row -Pype, Turnbull, Mikels, Malnassy, Sgt. Robinson, Lisack, Henley, Murtaugh, Peterson. N.C.O. CLUB-NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS Top Row-Bondurant, Wolowicz, Munz, McDuffey, Gabel, R. O. T. With a record enrollment of 270 cadets, Fenger's R.O.T.C. boasts the largest unit in its history, dating back to 1924 when it had only twenty-one cadets enrolled. Our military instruc- tor, Sergeant William P. Robinson, has aimed to build up Fenger's unit. Having succeeded through the adoption of a new promotion system, his next triumph will be to place Fenger on the map as an honor school. With the respect and loyalty Sergeant Robinson has gained in only two semesters, this problem should be easily solved. A new deali' in the system of promotions was put into effect and was met with favor by all of the cadets. All privates were permitted to take an examination to become corporalsg all corporals were required to pass an examination in order to be promoted to sergeantsg all ser- geants had to pass an examination to be commis- sioned oilicers. This plan enabled any cadet to become a non-commissioned officer if he felt himself worthy. This semester each cadet received his grade in R.O.T.C. which was determined by an examination taken every Hfth week. Upon satisfactory completion of a competitive examina- tion, appointments to the staff were madeg-- Cadet Major John Lisack, Battalion Commander, Cadet Captain Edward Henley, Adjutant, Cadet Second Lieutenant Robert Smitter, publicity, Cadet First Lieutena-nt William Turnbull, range oHicerg Cadet Second Lieutenant Harold von Horng Cadet Staff Sergeants, Warren lvens, Par- Andrews, Rhode, Hoose, Van Kooten, Smith, Greear, An- derson. Thin! Row-McNally, Johnson, Dodaro, Holcombe, Strandell, Nuens, Schroeder, Fields, Race, Dekker, Zollinger, Ivens, Kummelehne. Second Row-Allen, Vander Ploeg, Quillman, Sternberg, Horseley, Bock, Dahl, Julian, Schmidt, Bergstrom, Mulcahy, Tuech, Miller. Bottom Row-Goris, Selden, Slagcr, Steinberg, Serg. Robinson, Lisack, Swanson, McClurg, Kiefer, Higgons. C. ker Jones, Fred Selden, Eugene Tuechg and Cadet Staff Corporal William Miller. Congratulations to our crack drill squad which finished in fourth place. In this were twenty- seven squads competing in the annual squad com- petition held at the 131st Infantry Armory, March 21. Our boys took first place in personal appearance and remained in second place in drill until the twenty-fifth squad went on the floor. April 6th was a big day for our unit when we participated i-n a huge parade downtown with the R.O.T.C. units of all Chicago High Schools, the Illinois National Guard, and the American Legion, in Celebration of Army Day. Commanding Company AU is Cadet First Lieutenant Fra-ncis Mikels, assisted by Cadet Sec- ond Lieutenants Jack Hiatt, and Parker Horsely, platoon leaders. The First Sergeant is Charles Higgins. Commanding BU is Cadet Captain Er- nest Malnassy, assisted by Cadet First Lieutenants Albert Pype and Alex Lubert, and Cadet First Sergeant William McClurg. Cadet First Lieu- tenant Elwood Peterson, assisted by Cadet Second Lieutenants Roy Pritchett and Udell Tomasek, platoon leaders, is commander of Company C, Cadet John Slager is the First Sergeant. The Curtis Branch, Company Dv composed of 48 cadets, is under the command of Cadet First Lieutenant William Turnbull with Cadet Second Lieutenants Lawrence Lucas and Henry Mohr as platoon lead- ers and Cadet Earl Swanson as the First Sergeant. Page 79
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