Wakefield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Wakefield, MA)

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BATTALION NOTES The Wakefield High School Battalion has advancetl farther this year than any other year. Last fall Sgt. Ernest Monroe, represent- ing th(! United States Army, eame to Wake- field to instruct the battalion in military drill. Lt. Col. John H. McMahon is with us again this j ' ear and with these two officers the battalion has been one of the best in years. We now have three periods a wec k foi- drill and this gives the boys more interest in drilling. An officers ' school is held every Tuesday after- noon to instruct the officers and non-commis- sioned officers. About the first of March instruction began in the extended order firill. The boys seem to like this and show much enthusiasm. We have four companies which are about evenly matched and they show much competition. The following is the list of officers and non- commissioned officers in the battalion. Major Richard B. Dolbearc, Adj. James Andenson, Sgt.-Maj. I ' rnest Dade, Supply Officer Philip Pasqualino, Supi)ly Sgt. William King. Co. A. Capt. Chas. B. Carr, 1st Lt. Abbot Feindel, 2nd Lt. Fred S. Grant, Jr., 1st Sgt. Samuel Levine, Sgt. G. Cole, Sgt. A. Ander- son. Sgt. E. demons, Sgt. L. McMaster, Cpl. A. Jakeman, Cpl. L. Muse, Cpl. G. Millar, Cpl. R. Muse. Co. B. Capt. Arthur Moncrieff, Lst Lt. Francis Walsh, 2nd Lt. Winsor Finney, 1st Sgt. G,. Hall, Sgt. T. Jazukawiz, Sgt. L. Cutter, Sgt. W. Mason, Sgt. K. Babb, Cpl. J. Yarus- hites, Cpl. E. Batten, Cpl. H. Mann, Cpl. G. Robbins. Co. C. Capt. Roy Surrette, 1st Lt. Cecil Ward, 2nd Lt. Myron Wing, 1st Sgt. A. Sweetser, Sgt. L. Flint, Sgt. W. Brown, Sgt. S. Wein- berg, Sgt. E. Talbot, Cpl. M. Porter, Cpl. E. Homer, Cpl. R. Mumford, Cpl. P. Cronin. Co. D. Capt. Francis Bowman, 1st Lt. Frank DeFazio, 2nd Lt. Robert Batten, 1st Sgt. M. Fuller, Sgt. C. Heustis, Sgt. J. Mc- Partland, Sgt. I. Patterson, Sgt. H. Reynolds, Cpl. E. Clark, Cpl. O. Ekstrom, Cpl. R. Sea- bury, Cpl. W. ITlrici. MAJOR DOLBEARE. EXCHANGES The Debater wishes to thank all those who have made exchanges. The Debater acknowledges the following: — Botolphian, Boston College H. S., Boston, Mass. Authentic, Stoneham H. S., Stoneham, Mass. School Life, Melrose H. S., Melrose, Mass. Megaphone, Dean Academy, Franklin, Mass. Blue and Gold, Maiden H. S., Maiden, Mass. Clarion, Arlington H. S., Arlington, Miiss. Record, English H. S., Boston, Mass. Artisan, Mechanics Arts H. S., Boston, Mass. COMMENTS Botolphian, — The largest and one of the best papers wo have received. A credit to your school. 20

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