WBHS_School_Magazine_1966 LR 01

CADET
OFFICERS
Third Row (I. to r.): SlO I. Scott, SlO H. Morris, SlO C. WoLf, SlO E. de Swardt,
SlO W. MiJlar, SlO B. Me Intyre, SlO A. Craxton, SlO D. Dreghorn-Ward.
Second Row (I. to r.): SlO D. Gauld, SlO R. Penot - Humphrey, SlO W. Barnes,
DIM B. Probyn, SlO G. KLeyn, SlO J. Wiegman, SlO H. Wegner.
First Row (I. to T.): A/Fd/Crt D. Kooy, A/Fd/Crt J. Voigt, A/Fd/Crt E. Hopkins,
Cap!. W. Lennox, A/Fd/Crt A. Noffki, A/Fd/Cl't T. Fair, A/Fd/Crt D. Bromberger.
THE CADET
1966 has been a busy and successful year for
our school detachment. A/Fd./Cts. Voigt, Fair,
Bromberger, Noffki attended courses to qualify
for promotion. All were successful, obtaining
averages of 80% and over. A/Fd/Ct. Kooy bas
now taken over duties as Bandmaster and Capt.
Lennox has been promoted O.C., Major Wheeler
having retired in 1965 owing to i.l1ness. We wish
Major Wheeler a pleasant and well-earned retirement.
Our officers are all keen mem bers of the
Cadet Body and tbe effect of this is to be seen in
the upgrarung of our cadet standard. "A" company,
under the command of SlO G. Kleyn, rud
weLlin the annual cadet competition and acquitted
DETACHMENT
themselves creditably, securing second place. This
is the first year we have entered a senior platoon
in the competition and although we did not
secure a place, tbat did not detract from tbe
smartness of our platoon. We wijl do better next
year. Four of our student Officers also attended
a course tbis year and our congratulations go to
SlO 1. Scott wbo secured first place (equal). The
remaining Sla's W. Barnes, W. Millar, Preghorn-
Ward, attended the course successfully, having
percentages of not Jess tban 70 %. Congratulations
to tbese officers.
Unfortunately, we could not hold an annual
cadet inspection tbis year owing to Jack of equip-
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