Word: leaders
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1910-1919
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...Arthur Farwell has composed the music for "Caliban," and Mr. Shepard, of the New England Conservatory, is the leader of the orchestra of 80 pieces...
...sections reporting either at 8.00 a. m. or 1.30 p. m. finding themselves without a section leader will report immediately at Sever...
...Band Leader, W. F. Carmichael; Asst. Band Leader, W. K. Hutchinson; Cadet 1st Sergt., H. N. Squires; Cadet Sgt. Bugler, H. W. Gleason; Cadet Sergt., J. D. Kettelle; Cadet Sergt., D. N. Gilbert; Cadet Corpl., V. H. Willard; Cadet Corpl., B. N. Lovgren; Cadet Corpl., F. Reynolds; Cadet Corpl., A. D. McLean...
...forgotten. The course of training is for the individual man that he may become a better soldier? No one is working for marks, no one is trying to hoodwink an instructor, no one is doing the minimum of study, who is fit to be an officer and a leader of men. That student cadet who allows his study of the work he has undertaken to slip by as most men have allowed their college work to slip by, is not gaining something at a small cost; he is not deserving his instruction. The deception is against himself...
...Corps must remember that the mere attainment of cadet rank should not be the main ambition of members of the Corps during this training. It will take the utmost effort, mental and physical, of every man to perfect himself in the short time available to be a leader of even a small body of troops...