High School Cadet Corps - Adjutant Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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CADET TRAINING By DR. FRANK W. BALLOU Superintendent of Public Schools I-IE year 1933 marks a half century since the founding of the Washington High School Cadets. The record of the high school cadets is a creditable one through its achievements in the physical, moral, and spirit- ual values that come from cadet training. Per- haps in no other peace time in the existence of this Organization, have young men been con- fronted With such an uncertain and unstable outlook as that which today confronts them. The future of our social institutions depends on the individual and his place in the social order. If each cadet is graduated- from our schools with a profound feeling that his cadet training aims to strengthen character, establish ideals, broaden the spirit, develop sympathy and understanding, then the continued success of cadet training is assured. A discipline and train- ing of this kind will place young men in the front ranks among the affairs of men, able to lead, but willing to serve. JUDGES OF THE 1933 CADET COMPETITIONS GUARD OF HONOR, BATTALION, REGIMENTAL AND COMPANY COMPETITIONS CAPTAIN CARLETON SMITH ......................................... ...,..... I nfanrry, U. S. A. FIRST LIEUTENANT JOHN G. HILL ..Ic.,.........., ,,...,t I nfanrry, U. S. A. FIRST LIEUTENANT THOMAS H. ALLEN. ...,,. ....,.. I nfantry, U. S. A. SECOND LIEUTENANT PAUL W. CARAWAY ............. ....... I nfantry, U. S. A. BAND COMPETITION LIEUTENANT GODFREY BUGLIONE ..., Bandmaster, 15th U. S. Infantry, Retired Warrant Officers: LOUIS YASSEL ......, -----Third U. S. Cavalry Band JOSEPH DUFRESNE ......L..,.,,,,..,......,.....,...,,....., Third U. S. Cavalry Band MILITARY MAP PROBLEMS SERIES Umpire: MAJOR WILLIAM H. HOESON .......,..,..................... Infantry, U. S. A. Director: LIEUTENANT COLONEL WALLACE M. CRAIOIE .... U. S. A., PMSBT OUR THANKS TO OUR MILITARY INSTRUCTORS HENEVER the Opportunity Offered, the Military Instructors have expressed their pleasure in training the High School Cadets, their appreciation of the spontaneity and ambition in each unit. Captain Van Pelt willed his sword to McKinley High School: Captain Johnson and Captain Strecker gave a cup for the Winning Band: and Colonel Craigie, one for the Winning Battalion. This is the Occasion for the members of the Corps COLONEL BURTON R. Ross MAJOR W. A. MCCATHRAN LIEUTENANT N. B. BRISCOE CADET COLONEL WALLACE M. YATER CADET MAJOR WORTH E. SHOULTS LIEUTENANT RICHARD R. DAY MR. WALTER R. STOKES fRifle Teamj MAJOR B. O. KENNEDY CAPTAIN A. J. O'KEEFE COLONEL A. W. MAISH Nineteen to register their appreciation Of the Military Instructors, detailed from the National Guard or from the United States Army to the several high schools or high school regiments. Every boy who Wears or has Worn the Cadet blue will feel as he reads these lines a thrill of friend- ship and gratitude for these men who taught discipline and tactics, and fair play, and courtesy. CAPTAIN W. JUDKINS CAPTAIN D. VAN PELT COLONEL FRANK MOORMAN CAPTAIN ROBERT W. NORTON MAJOR RAYMOND G. PAYNE .LIEUTENANT COLONEL J. S. DONOVAN CAPTAIN JOHNSON CAPTAIN STRECKER LIEUTENANT PAUL L. DOERR COLONEL WALLACE M. CRAIGIE

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DR. FRANK BALLOU Superintendent ofvthe Public Schools of the District of Columbia

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F , , +- 2 3 Y 5? is aw ww , , ut 1 DR. STEPHEN E. KRAMER First Assistant Superintendent of Schools in Charge of Cadets CCadet in Company D., Central, 18895