Northwestern Military Academy - Yearbook (Highland Park, IL)

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MILITARY CRGANIZATION COlone1 H. P. DAVIDSON, Ill. N. G. Superintendent Major R. P. DAVIDSON, Ill. N. G. Commandant of Cadets THE TARGET 7 Detailed by Secretary of War, Professor of Military Science and Tactics COMMISSIONED STAFF Major H. H. ROGERS, M. D., Ill. N. G. Post Surgeon Captain W. C. GROOM Post Adjutant Captain S. J. BAKER Quartermaster Captain C. N. J OLLIFF Assistant Quartermaster Professor G. A. COLBURN Bandrnaster NON-COMMISSIONED STAFF C. V. HENDRICKS Chief Boatswain R. D. RADFORD Sergeant Major R. WAITE-ROBINSON Sergeant of Electricians I CHAPLAINS Reverend C. P. GOODSON First Presbyterian Church Reverend P. C. WOLCOTT Trinity Parish Reverend E. L. DAKIN First Baptist Church COMPANY A First Lieutenant L. A. JARVIS Second Lieutenant E. C. NOYES First Sergeant J. M. KEHLOR Color Sergeant S. M. ELLIS Sergeant R. M. SUMMERS Corporal F. M. STORY Corporal P. R. BANGS Corporal C. W. WALKER Lance Corporal R. C. CHUBBUCK Lance Corporal E. H. IDEMA Lance Corporal R. A. MAYER

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THE TARGET 96 ORTHWESTER Military Academy A SELECT SCHOOL OFFERING SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES TO YOUNG MEN OF GOOD CHARACTER AND HABITS Four courses of study Htting thoroughly and completely for College, VVest Point, Annapolis, or Business. GQ A large staff of experienced instructors, who are personally interested in the success of every student. CI A naval encamp- ment and drills at Lake Geneva in the fall and spring, military life and drills at Highland Park during the winter term. Cl, Athletics encouraged and special attention given to developing every student as well as winning athletic teams. Large, well equipped gymnasium, swimming tank and athletic fields. Qlnterest- ing and instructive manual training classes. A heautifully illustrated catalogue will be sent by addressing COL. H. P. DAVIDSON, A.M., President HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS

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THE TARGET june -Lost to Evanston in baseball, 10-l. VV on meet with Latin High 85-19. -In Decoration Day parade in city. -Examinations till noon. -Examinations till noon. Photographer busy. -Off to camp 'on Steamer Carolina. -Arrived Muskegon 7 145 A. M. Breakfast at Occidental Hotel Tag Day. Five-mile march to Bear Lake. -Church service at ll :OO. Rain in afternoon. Parade. -Rain. More rain. And then some. -Broke camp in rain. Swam to Vtfhite Lake. -Sun shone for three minutes. -Chicken dinner. -Broke camp. Embarked for Chicago. Arrived Chicago 7:15 A. M. Arrived Highland Park 9:15 A. M. -Baccalaureate sermon. Orchestra concert. -Field Day events. Tent, bayonet, bar bell drill. Sham battle. Last chapel. Inspection. Graduation exercises. Cutlass. Crack company competitive drill. Final parade. Senior Hop. Au 1fe7J01'1'. Q .42 -N l 51725366 gi CA -rx. P? fe 2fi. i1fW qi X-.n Q--'xgEi?gi5VZ?LZX,y-QD ' i F-1.Al'f 2 275, xx 4 fy?-V f U AGL X - l XF eff- M1215 1 I. 'MMI--fee flmwgi, ,,.,M ,'Zm53 Ht m . . AFM: X ll