Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-05-11 | Page 12 | Cadets are under Military Rule Kitchen Police Plan Adopted

"iCadets Are Under Military Rule 3 i & Kitchen Police Plan Adopted ! MAJOR FRED KEELER, Kenneth J. Pinney autl Captain Maurice Mur- J pliy, ol'ficcra iu the Salt Lake high school reorganized regiments. I 8 I - !j . I ; ' -4 f 4S ' ' w '4 I i' ' J i'-l "I " ' ... -i . ' -vis j : ' ' 'ft i . j ' I " 1 J ft i ! -i, J 1 S; v x ; ? i; - " Old System of Walking Tours Abolished at Salt Lako High Schools. IX E VkOtk i.s being done hv the Lj Thiril nnd Fourth battalions ot i 1 tin1. Salt Lako liigh school regi ment, ainl sinro the rcorLraui.a-. rcorLraui.a-. tion the incii lui e added much zest to ' tin; work. , . The regiment is now composed ot iour battalions of three companies each, a stuff for each battalion, a field music corps and a quartermaster department. The .school is put under strict nuljtarv '.jrule and all cadet offenses are ted :' .before a military summary court. The old svstcin of walking punishment tours .for demerits was abolished aud the military mil-itary system of kitchen police v.-as adopted. It is rather a common sight to see several of the men in the act ot ' peeling potatoes, washing dishes and doing many oilier things in the cate-'. cate-'. teria kitchen. . Several talks have been given the men by Lieutenant Colonel 1(. E. T. Thomas aud Lieutenant Cannon, instructors in-structors of the corps, and much better bet-ter discipline is being had. The cadets form lor battalion drill ' ' 'Mondays ami Fridays at 2:110 and at-'. at-'. . tend period drills during 'Wednesdays. ... The roster of the east garrison's offi-;, offi-;, cers and non-commissioned officers of . the Third and .fourth battalions is as' follows : ' East Garrisons. Commanding officer. Ma.jor Fred Kee-ler; Kee-ler; regimental adjutant. Captain Man-:. Man-:. ri'-e Murphy; supply officer, Captain - Alan Prown. ' Third batl alien r'ommanding officer. offi-cer. Captain Ralph D. Lovendale: bat-- ta'ion adjutant. Lieutenant (leorge Giles: sergeant, major, J'red Stevens; supply sergeant, Fred Heiges. -. ".- U company Lieutenant 'Arthur ITcw- itt, Ijieutenant. .lames Stauuard, Lieu-'tenant Lieu-'tenant Mollis Clialiucrs, First Sergeant Kaymnnd Brady, Sergeants "alter Lil-i Lil-i be, Kcate, Cook. Jack L'nsign; Corporate Corpor-ate .lames Boyle, Walter McChrvstal, Williaim Winn, Tom Kanako, Ealph Al-ford Al-ford and Sam Bark. II company Captain Russell itcln-tosh, itcln-tosh, Lieutenant Ueorge Snow, Lieu- tuiutnt J:iy Borers, Pirst Serjeant Harper Har-per Sowics, Supply Sergeant Brent on Jennings, Sergeants Lawreticy Kich-inuml, Kich-inuml, v Frank ILurh ; Corporals Kobert Aird, OLis Crates, Prank Teasdell, truest tr-uest Davey, .Ralph forctou. 1 Company Captain Eusscl Morris, Lioulenant Sam Hosenbluin, Lieutenant Alfred Payne, First Serjeant Lenox Mtinloch, Supply Serjeant Harold Snow, Serjeant Walter Neville. Corporals Howard Hall, Reed Harrow, Bert Brown, Donald Creer, Richard Ganahl, Clyde Me Into?h, Melvin Nicholson. 'Fourth battalion Commanding Officer Offi-cer Kenneth J. Pinney, Battalion Adjutant Adju-tant "Wallaee Castleton, Sercant Major A" a ugh ii Bennett, Supply Serjeant Iiidiard Buckby. K eonifiany Captain "Wallace Reiser, Lieutenant Guy Kidder, Lieutenant I Lewis Stearns, First Serjeant Lester .Boehmor, Sergeant Floyd Romney, Corporals Cor-porals Leroy. Wallace. Dan Laramie, Jack Reeves, Harold Butler. L eompauy Captain Mansfield Reading, Read-ing, Lieutenant Charles Peak, Lieutenant Lieuten-ant Glenn A ndcrson, Pirst Sergeant Hershey Rorers. Corporals Tom Belcher and Howard Putnam. M company Captain Bruce Bidwell, Lieutenant .Sa-vilJe Flowers, Lieutenant Douglas Beatie, First Sergeant Ralph "Williams, .Supply Sergeant Kenneth Castleton, Sergeants Roy Robinson, Oscar Os-car L'nsign, "Wayne Farnsworth; Corporals Cor-porals George Davidson. Kenneth Han- dley, James Hill, Hugh Nation. Lieutenant in command of the band, Lieutenant Thomas Martin.