Milwaukee School of Engineering - EMF Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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Company A, Senior Unit John L. Gordon .. Erwin C. Riebe .. Willie E. Hough ., Arnold F. Ericsson ...........Captain .. First Lieutenant Second Lieutenant .... First Sergeant Ackerman, A. J. Alborn, H. P. Arnold, O. P. Arthurs, L. J. Bach, B. P. Bauer, M. J. Beavers, M. Berg, L. F. Bowker, E. I. Brookshire, 'I'. J. Breimo, O. L. Cassell, R. J. Dettwillcr, C. J. Eckhardt, J. Eve ling. C. Ewald, L. J. Get tel man, A. G. Gabacz, G. Greeson, G. R. Holdredge, R. F. Walker, C. J. Kemper, W. F. Kersten. H. 1. Keys, N. L. Lancaster, E. F. McClintock, A. C. McCarthy. J. P. Morton. A. S. Muttart, L. H. Nash. A. F. Poling. B. Powers, R. I. Randolph. C. Rodgers, M. L. Shafer. C. R. Sims, G. D. Slowick, F. A. Slyc. M. E. Stanelle. C. R. Strand, T. A. Trembath. Page Three Hundred Forty-three

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R. O. T. C. Smoker . Late in January, 1920, an R. O. T. C. smoker was held in Fraternity House No. 2. Much interest was developed by the competitive drills be- tween one squad from each of the four companies, and the individual com- petitive drill in the manual of arms. In the drill by squads Company A car- ried off first honors in both the infantry drill and the physical exercises. In the individual competitive drill in the manual of arms, Woellert, of Company C, carried off first honors, being hard pressed by Mayer, C, of Company 1). who won second place. But the event of the evening was a splendid talk by Major Henry Dunn, who served in the Signal Corps of the First Division, A. E. F. We were very glad to hear from a man who was with the first shipload of American troops that was landed in France. Many of the ex-service men will be interested in learning that there is now a bill before Congress granting them credit for their previous service, which will entitle them to receive the $16.50 per month immediately upon entering the R. O. T. C. As soon as this- bill is passed it is expected that a large number of such men will enroll in this department. On Feb. 11. 1920, the annual physical examination was held according to the new regulations, and we arc very sorry to learn that a number of men will have to be discharged. Just before going to press we are very glad to learn that, owing to the suggestion of Capt. Ristine, the officers of the school arc bending every effort to secure a shooting gallery for the benefit of the members of the unit. It is expected that a building suitable for this purpose will be secured within a very short time. Page Three Hundred Forty-two

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Company C, Senior Unit Eugene E. Curtiss ...............................................Captain Paul F. Neess...........................................First Lieutenant Peter P. Stathas .......................................First Sergeant Allegar, A. Kriemann, E. Austin. R. A. Kuhn, L. G. Disch, M. A. Little, E. G. Downey, R. G. Marquardt. V. J. Doyle, A. J. Newell, J. S. Fackler, I. C. Nocott, A. C. Fulton, E. C. Pelishek, R. C Grosvenor, A. W. Poehler, B. C. C. Helwig, W. F. Reading, J. E. Herzberg, H. B. Rerucha. E. A. Hutchinson, W. D. Rice, J. H. Johns, J. A. Rounds, N. H. Kamper, G. Ii. Seaman, E. F. Kirkland, J. S. Shinkle, J. B. Kress, F. C. Wagner, W. V. Woellert, L. N. Page Three Hundred Forty-four