Ensign Matthew Mitchell |
This blog has been established to communicate information about the Naval Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps program at Middletown High School located in Middletown, NY. Please note that this blog does not represent the position of Middletown High School nor the Enlarged City School District of Middletown, NY. MIDDIE PRIDE!
Tuesday, April 29, 2014
CONGRATULATION TO ENSIGN MATTHEW MITCHELL, USN
Congratulations to Ensign Matthew Mitchell, Middletown High School Class of 2006, who was recently commissioned into the United States Navy after graduating from the Naval Officer Candidate School in Newport, Rhode Island.
Friday, April 11, 2014
FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION...
Here is a short summary of upcoming events:
- Tricky Tray. Our annual Tricky Tray fundraiser will be held at Maple Hill Elementary on Friday, 16 May. This is our biggest fundraiser for the year. We'll need cadets to help with soliciting and running the event itself. Parents are always needed and families are encouraged to come and participate.
- Military Ball. Our annual Military Ball will be held on Friday, 6 June. Be there or be square!
- Change of command and end of year award ceremony. The Change of command and year-end award ceremony, when we show the do-nothing class of 2014 the door, will be held at 6 p.m. Tuesday, 10 June. Cadets are expected to attend , family and friends are welcome.
- Leadership Academy applications are due on Tuesday, 22 April. Late applications will not be accepted. Grades may be an honest estimate. PT scores are not required.
- Billet applications are also due on 22 April. Late submissions will not be accepted.
- Summer work. We will be working over the summer to ensure that we are ready for the start of the next school year. As a junior or senior cadet for more information.
Here's a new cadet challenge:
You are sitting at your kitchen table
staring at full salt and pepper shakers.
Since you are by nature an evil-doer, you take a teaspoon of pepper from
the pepper shaker and put it into the salt shaker and mix it thoroughly. You then take a teaspoon of this mix of
mostly salt and some pepper and transfer it back over to the pepper
shaker.
Assuming the pepper was thoroughly and
uniformly mixed into the salt, that the starting amounts in both shakers were
equal, and that the teaspoons were of equal amounts the question is this: Is
there more salt in the pepper shaker or pepper in the salt shaker?
For illustration only. I grant that a teaspoon wouldn't fit. Work with me... |
Friday, April 4, 2014
CONGRATULATIONS, CADETS, ON AN OUTSTANDING INSPECTION!
On Thursday, 3 April, the cadets of Middletown High School completed their 28th annual inspection. The inspection, a Navy mandate, covers management and administrative issues, but focuses on military smartness and drill. This year's inspection was the best in recent memory. Here are a few pictures:
The Company CO and all her friends standing by to present the unit for inspection. |
C/LCDR Jewell escorts Captain Mark Morris through the platoons. |
Captain Morris and Petty Officer Connor inspect. |
Captain Morris inspects a cadet. |
Sgt. Cummings inspects. |
Petty Officer Connor inspects. |
Checking shoe shine. |
"Give him an excellent." |
Captain Morris passes through the side boys upon arrival for the pass-in-review ceremony. |
The MHS NJROTC color guard |
"Officers, Center--March!" C/LT Barone, company executive officer, leads the platoon leaders. |
Cadet Zeniyah Hill presents the New Cadet Drill Team. |
C/LCDR Jewell dismisses the company one last time. |
C/LTJG Daniel Thompson presents the platoon drill team. |
The Painless Pole and small, quiet girl |
No comment. |
A blond and a French girl. Yikes! |
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