Northwestern Military Academy - Yearbook (Highland Park, IL)

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THEITARGET C ass of 1906 President , Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, Historian, G. D. KITZINGEII Class Colors RED AND WHITE Officers . - . . Q E. A. NIULFORD Class Yell WE ARE DARLINGS, WE ARE CHICKS, WE HATCH OUT IN 1906. J. C. COOLEY ZEB. WARD . . . R. Gr. M:AXON J. A. HUMBIRD C. STAUB, JR. Class FIOWCF XVHITE CARNATION

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v X l I X 1 Z T H E T A R G E T 27 . History of the Class of 1906 HERE are few classes in the history of the institution that deserve more special mention than the class of 1906. Starting out at the beginning of the year with a large number of mem- KQ-9 bers, we had every hope of having a large class. However, as time passed the pace set appeared to be too fast for some, and they were obliged to drop out. Although our class is , t i . -M small in numbers, it is still large enough to contain the lead- ers inthe three principal branches of the school work, namely, scholarship, .athletics and drill. For the past two years different members of our -class have won the scholarship, athletic and drill medals. On scanning our small roll call we observe in each member a number of peculiarities, a few of which I will now endeavor to point out. COOLEY, . our honored president, commonly known as Jump Spark, hails from Hartford City, Indiana. Automobiles are Jim's spe- cialty, even to the extent of his trying to HX up one of the school machines. A large number of i'stars have been added to his col- lection this year. Although'this is but his junior year, he came very near obtaining a captaincy, and is now First Lieutenant in Co. UB. AWARD pitched his first game of ball in Little Rock, Arkansas. He was elected director-general of the carnival this year. Did you ever see him play football? Oh, did I? And then some. He is the best all around athlete in the school. Zeb is just the opposite of Cooley on the matrimonial question. He wants to marry them, all. MAXON first hit his pipe in Harvard, Illinois. His ambitions are in the M. D. line, in which we are sure he will be very successful, as there are very few doctors who know more about pills than Reggie does. He has a cheerful, rippling laugh always on tap, which he produces at the slightest provocation. 'KITZINGER reminds us of one of the stately pines of Northern Michigan. He is quite a man when he can put it on paper. George is Om' delegate to Ferry I-Iall, where his tales of winning honors in both -military and athletics draw many a wondering Hfaifyn to his Side' MULFORD plays in the band, and blows the calls when he happens to think of it. Two of three times this year he blew reveille 011 time, by