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PRIZE SQUAD OF THE FIRST REGIMENT, CENTRAL CENTRAL'S PRIZE WAR GAME TEAM, THIRD PLACE IN BRIGADE COMPETITION 70
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'L Members of the Brigade Champion WVar Game Team, 1927-Company B, First Battalion, Second Regiment, McKinley. iii The 1199.7 Short Story Contest lf I Rosemary McKinley, bwciy fy: i I-ggi, ,egg 1 Y O HONOR its Tenth Anniversary, The Adjutant this year offered for the best short stories two prizes to be given in books, selected by the winners. The judges-Miss Arnold of Eastern, Miss Selah of and Miss Denham of Central- were unanimous in choosing Hike and Mike, by Ruth Markwood f Steve Brody, Inj, of Central, as the best. The Dub of Company T, by Katharine Scott f Mark Leighuj, also of Central, was given two votes for second place and one vote for third. Both these stories are printed in The Adjutant. Hon- orable mention is made of The Fighting Spirit, by Harry Vignan C'Douglas Fair- banksnj, of Business, which received one vote for second place, and two votes for third. With their decision the Judges wrote a short criticism: A Just Reward and The Fight- ing Spirit, though well-written, had improb- able plots. M 0 t h e r was sympathetically told but weak in climax. The Glory of the Cadets was a bright, happy sketch but too commonplace in plot. The Dub of Company T showed vivid and accurate descriptive ' si power and had a well-worked-out, logical plot. Hike and Mike was written in a bright, original style. Besides plot interest, in which it was good, it exhibited a discriminating talent for character portrayal. It is hoped that the 1928 Contest will have more and even better stories, and that some of the writers of 1927 will again enter the lists-to win! A Cup for the War Games Major General Anton Stephan, commanding the Twenty-Ninth Division, who inspected and reviewed the Brigade at the Annual Inspection, was so pleased with the spirit and bearing of the Cadets that he has donated a silver cup, to be given annually to the War Game Team winning lirst place. The cup is named for him. This is a line compliment to the Corps, which appreciates to the full not only the generosity of General Stephan, but also his interest in the Brigade-his fine comments on the mili- tary snap and precision of its drill. 1'-
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