It is always tough to pick just the right person to be CO. Here's my choice for the class of 2029:
Friday, December 4, 2015
THE FUTURE OF NJROTC
It is always tough to pick just the right person to be CO. Here's my choice for the class of 2029:
Tuesday, December 1, 2015
CADET CHALLENGE--JUST FOR FUN
A
wise king devised a contest to see who would receive the Princess' hand in
marriage. The Princess was put in a 50 x 50 foot carpeted room. Each of her
four suitors were put in one corner of the room with a small box to stand on.
The first one to touch the Princess' hand would be the winner and become the
new King.
The rules were the contestants could not walk over the carpet, cross the plane of the carpet, or hang from anything; nor could they use anything but their body and wits (i.e. no magic, telepathy, nor any items such as ladders, block and tackles, etc.). One suitor figured out a way and married the Princess and became the new King. What did he do?
The rules were the contestants could not walk over the carpet, cross the plane of the carpet, or hang from anything; nor could they use anything but their body and wits (i.e. no magic, telepathy, nor any items such as ladders, block and tackles, etc.). One suitor figured out a way and married the Princess and became the new King. What did he do?
Tuesday, November 24, 2015
Monday, November 23, 2015
BETHEL DRILL MEET PHOTOS
Heer are some photos of Bethel Drill Meet held on 21 November 2015:
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| Varsity Color Guard, First Place! |
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| Varsity Unarmed Platoon |
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| New Cadets |
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| Unarmed Platoon |
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| Senior Inspection Detail |
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| Armed Platoon |
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| Individual Knock-Out |
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| Award Ceremony |
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| The Fall 2015 MHS NJROTC Drill Team |
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| The End |
Thursday, November 19, 2015
LIFE AFTER HIGH SCHOOL
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| Cadet Jonathan "Roop-Koop" Roopchand, formerly battalion executive officer of the MHS NJROTC unit and currently a "Rook" at Norwich University. Go Navy! Beat Army! |
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| "We're like The Citadel, Kinda" |
Wednesday, November 18, 2015
CADETS LEAD THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Every morning at the start of the school day we are asked to rise for the Pledge of Allegiance. Sadly, many don't. This is disgraceful. Failure to rise is not a matter of exercising one's freedom of thought, it is pure laziness. It is disrepectful. Even if one is not an American citizen, simply rising for the pledge without actually taking it is a matter of being polite and respectful--it's kind of like saying please and thank you or taking a little bit of food that has been offered because to refuse would be insulting.
Take a moment and listen to the Red Skelton's speech linked below, and please, without being obnoxious about it, encourage your classmates to stand for the Pledge. Lead by example--when you stand, stand tall and say it clearly. Think about what it means.
Click here>>>Red Skelton's Pledge of Allegiance Speech (NOTE: If you click the obvious play button, you may have a problem getting the video to play. If you do, click the smaller play button below the video display. It may play both video and audio, but if all you get is audio, it is still well worth listening to.)
Monday, November 16, 2015
THE JOB ISN'T FINISHED UNTIL THE PAPERWORK IS DONE CORRECTLY!
This is an example of paperwork that has been handled carelessly and turned in late. Shameful. #Don't let this happen to you!
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