Northwestern Military Academy - Yearbook (Highland Park, IL)

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5' e ... .. 1- ., . 1 .,- -- V . . , r Uh00ls, In 31' extreme, Only of 110 elltalg At 5 aCadQH1ie devoted to r allil well 511 deemed, military as shes, camp TI' military d so much but from imong the I,HI16llEll- tions and ph a. large had here- ed, The ie year- tions but drills the general .made DS began ay SHW Y pretil ent find of the 11Clil0u: reakillg S Well. ' yflflrr 'i C 5ki'i .Lg THE 'TARGET 9 Military Department-Continued The bicycle corps, under Capt. Mylrea's enthusiastic leadership, suc- ceeded in getting the usual number of punctures as well as the usual number of pleasant runs and encampments. The auto battery did not get back from St. Louis Exposition until late in the fall, and as a result did not have the usual number of accidents to report. Lieut. Cooly is working on the Dwyer carriage and promises to show. us a novel addition to our Auto Battery next year. Especial mention is due the crack company under Capt. Mylrea. This organization has developed very rapidly. While but three years of age, vit is an organization that every Northwestern man is proud of, one of the greatest honors that can be conferred on a cadet being his selection to this organization. Especial mention is due the band. Prof. Colburn, under whose able leadership it has been, has developed an organization that would have done rcles. While there were a number of boys who had had considerable experience and were therefore especially helpful, most of the credit should be given the leader whose enthusiasm and correct ear gave the music of the organization a finish. The annual encampment was a few miles up the Rock River from Rockford, Ill. While a success in every way, it is a question whether the social life was not for once in Northwestern Camp History paramount to the military. VVe had a beautifullocation for camp and ideal weather, and the hospitable people of Rockford could not seemingly do enough to add to the pleasure of the occasion. It is not necessary here to make mention of the sad parting nor incidentally the number of changes made in the invitations to the senior dance on the return to the Academy. credit even in professional ci .f '- Q .4 L - e 1 r fe -e 1t- r 'A . ., K C Q , ? - f U. I i GD, G On ' Q . I Gi -

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R - . .. . , .... . A-. ., . ., A. . 4-'f--' f--1'--vvf--'-'-'ri-'A ''-Tiki-T'-- i--I- v-' 1 . K Q h : r-W4 intendent ps Cadets ics Surgeon Adjutant neil l V , 'ima-rgvaaz'-f. THE TARGET ll Military Organization-Continued Judges Competitive Drill Lieutenant H. B. HACKETT, ...... 27th Infantry, U. S. A. Lieutenant G. W. COUCHESS, 14th Battery, U. S. A. State Visiting Committee Colonel WALTER FIELDHOUSE, ..... Inspector General Ill. N. G. g Dr. -JAMES A. EGAN, Secretary State Board of Health A Hon. W. H. NEVENS, .... Superintendent of SchoolsfE?WVill County Commissioned and Non Commissioned OfHcers COMPANY A Captain J. D. TVIYLREA First Lieutenant M. R. SHUMVVAY Second Lieutenant E. C. MARBLE Sergeant D. C. BENTON Sergeant J. A. HUMBIRD Sergeant Z. WARD n E Corporal C. F. GRUNERT Corporal W. E. SCHULTZ Lance Corporal C. ESCH Lance Corporal R. H. GARDNER Lance Corporal F. H. MEEKER ' Lance Corporal W. SOULE Lance Corporal W. M. VAN LIATRE Lance Corporal M. G. PLATT COMPANY . B Captain G. K. GOODING First Lieutenant J. C. COOLEY Second Lieutenant C. L. YULE First Sergeant G. J. BLAss Sergeant P. A. HEEGE Sergeant C. STAUB Corporal H. R. DENTON Corporal R. L. HAMMOND Corporal V. K. TOMHAGEN Lance Corporal A. FRANKLIN Lance Corporal D. R. GOODING Lance Corporal J. D. LARGE Crack Company Captain J. D. MYLREA, Commanding Captain O. N. YULE ' Captain G. K. GOODING First Lieutenant J. C. COOLEY First Lieutenant M. R. SHUMWAY W Second Lieutenant E. C. MARBLE Second Lieutenant P. C. MARK Sergeant Major C. J. ZIPPRICH Sergeant D. C. BENTON Sergeant J. A. HUMBIRD Sergeant P. A. HEEGE Sergeant Z. WARD g Corporal C. F. GRUNERT Corporal R. G. LIAXON Corporal V. K. TOMHAGEN Lance Corporal C. ESCH Lance Corporal R. H. GARDNER I SUBSTITUTES Lance Corporal F. H. LIEEKER, and W. E. SCHULTZ L f ,ia , .