Sullivan High School - Navillus Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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OFFICERS OF R. O. T. C. TOP ROW: Rouzer, Ideirnan, T-loT'iman, Riordan, Schon-ner, Grimm, Kaiser. SECOND ROW: Erickson, Powers, Noyes, Howard, RaTTel, Chaum, Mossi. THIRD ROW: Sqf. Leonard ST. Michel, Wager, Margolin, Walson, lsreal, MiTTman, Harrison, Grossxreuz. BOTTOM ROW: Fox, Gordon, KaTz, KaraToTias, Callner, PeTerson, Under The capable guidance OT our new miliTary in- sTrucTor, SgT. Leonard ST. Michael, and a hard working sTaTT oT oTTicers, Sullivan l-ligh Schools Reserve OTTicer Training Corps once again ranlced among The pacee makers OT The ciTy. The Craclc PlaToon and The riTle Team were well up To sTandards seT by Sullivan uniTs oT oTher years. The PlaToon reached a high degree oT per- TecTion in marching and drilling. IT was one oT The TinesT To be enTered in The CiTy-Wide PlaToon TournamenT held lasT winTer. Our Crack PlaToon marching in The corridors, Tields, and sTreeTs, l::eTore and aTTer school. was perhaps a Tamiliar sighT To many and is a grand example oT The exTra Time and eTTorT given by The cadeTs Tor The l3eneTiT oT Sullivan's R.O.T.C. regimenT. Sharpening up Tor Americas enemies, The riTle Team made The bulls eye a baTTered hole in The paper. The Team rolled up winning scores in The inTer-ciTy Tourna- menTs and Trophy maTches wiTh oTher schools. The en- Tire uniT is To be commended Tor iTs response To The inTensiTied war program. Always a Tine Training in disci- 25? Sergeanf Leonard ST. Michael CacleT LieuT. Chris. KaraToTias pline, cleanliness, and personal conducT, This warTime R.O.T.C. excelled in all. ' ,N 0 X Q4 I wr? JF, 5 Q 5' ' rv., 4' A KY' f ' 1497 k , 0 is Q Page Six

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RIFLE TEAM TOP ROW: Berwick, Herlocker 6uTner, Brower, Neely, Coopeii srnifh. SECOND ROW: Sql Leonard ST. Michel, Bushnick Long, RosensTern, Coler, Lich- lenberg. BOTTOM ROW: Mar- qolin, Grimm, Callner, Gross- kreuz, Roseberry. SENIOR R. O. T. C. 'OP ROW: Mizel, Lange, Far- ey, Erickson, Blanc, Riordan, Dworman, WinsTead, Handel- nan, Schuen, Arderson. SEC- DND ROW: l-lawekoTle, Run- iell, Raffel, Kaufman, Berwick delman, Rand, Grosskreuz, -larrison, Howard, NaThan. 'HIRD ROW: Bolande, Massi vliTTr'nan, l-lerlocker, Rouzer: 'loHman, Johnson, WaTson, ls! eal, Margolin, SQT. Leonard -T. Michel. BOTTOM ROW: 'eTerson, Fox, Gordon, KaraT- ifias, Kafz, Callner, Schorner, Srimm. 0 Q 9 TK Ez S.-1 fa jx SuLL lVAN Sql: ST. Michael came To Sullivan aT The beginning oT The Tall semesTer and suc- ceeded our old Triend, SgT. Anfhony GrisThus, now LT. GrisThus, UniTed STaTes Army. The cadeTs quickly recognized SgT. ST. Michael as a leader and Teacher oT The highesT qualiTy. Major Sydney S. STocking, UniTed STaTes Army, The NorTh Side supervisor, has come To our aid many Times This pasT year as he has always done in The pasT. We wish To express our graTiTude Tor his help and advice. The cadeT commanding oTTicer Tor The Tall seme-sTer was CadeT LT. Col. ChrisT KaraToTias. The cadeT commanding oTTicer Tor The spring semesTer was CadeT LT. Col. Jack Gordon. These officers commanded a regimenT consisTing OT six companies and a Drum and Bugle Corps. The regimenT had a complemenT oT TwenTy-Tive oicficers and Three hundred TwenTy-Tive men. The Drum and Bugle Corps, under CadeT CapT. Geo. Schomer, added To The precision and morale OT The uniT wiTh iTs marTial airs. Page Sevenl