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

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fflourtesy of Captain R. E. S. Williamson, Cavalry, U. S. Army, Personnel Officer, Reading from left to right: United States Military Academy.J First ffrontj row-Fries, SG, '35: Wells, JB, '34: Jones, BdeVU, '33: Smith, DW, '33g Sparrow, '33: Saxon, '35: Miller, LeR C, '343 Talbot, 35: and Richardson, JB, '34, Second row-Flynn, '33: I-Iolderness, '36: Wilkes, G. VanB, '35: Greenlee. '35: Cbaffin, '35: Cooper, AJ, '33: Hester, '34: Hickman, , , , , , . Third row-Bodine, DR, '36: Parker, J, '35: McDonald, RC, '35: Hill, GP '35: Kingman. '36: Squier, '34: and Walker, CP, '35. Fourth row-Gilbert, '33: DeI.esdernier, '36 Polk, JF, '36: Lang, CdeXV, '35: O'Brien. '36: and Keating, JW, '35. EG '34' Wilkes EW '34: and Sibert '36 Fifth row-Melton. '36: Arnold. '36: Barzynski. '34: Clark, AP, '36: and Glassford, '35. Sixth Ctopj row-Niles, EW, '35: Wilson, JN, PAN-AMERICAN DAY By MAJOR GEORGE N April 12, 1933, several outstanding cadet officers and other representative students from each of the high schools in the Dis- trict of Columbia were among the invited guests at the Pan-American Day Exercises which were held in the beautiful building of the Pan-Amen ican Union, in Potomac Park, Washington.D.C. President Franklin D. Roosevelt was the guest of honor. and delivered an address at a Special Session of the Board of Governors of the Pan- American Union, held in the Board Room of the Pan-American Building. ' During the course of the Special Exercises that followed the Presidents-Speech, a bust of Fran- cisco de Miranda was presented to the Pan- American Union, on behalf of the Government of Venezuela, by His Excellency, Senor Dr. Pedro Manuel Arcaya, Minister of Venezuela. The bust was unveiled by Senorita Isabel Arcaya to the strains of the Venezuelan National An- them which was played by the U. S. A. Band. Next a colorful flag ceremony was conducted by students of the National Cathedral School for Girls, for which the Army Band played ex- Twenty-seven W. '35: Miles, EVJ, '36. HABICHT, H. S. C. S cerpts of the National Anthems of the American Republics in the Pan-American Union. The bust of Francisco de Miranda was ac- cepted by the Chairman of the governing Board, Honorable Cordell Hull, Secretary of State of the United States. V 4 His Excellency, Senor Dr. Adrian Recinos, Minister of Guatemala and Vice-Chairman of the Governing Board, followed Secretary of State Hull with another very interesting address relating to the South and Central Alnerican Republics. The Exercises were brought to a close with an address, on behalf of the students in attend- ance, by Rogelio Alfaro of Western High School, who holds the rank of sergeant in Company H. besides being prominently identified in many other of the school activities. This final address was followed by the plac- ing of a floral tribute before the bust of Fran- cisco de Miranda by students of the Schools rep- resented. The Army Band played as the gather- ing dispersed. A

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1926-First Sergeant Howard Katzman. Co. G, Central. Richard H. Hart, Co. E. Business. SECOND PLACE TEAM CAPTAINS 19 2 8-Captain MILITARY MAP PROBLEMS FIRST PLACE TEAM CAPTAINS 1920-Captain A. F. Birch, Co. H, Western. 1921-First Lieutenant J. L. Steward, Co, L, Western. 1922-Captain 1923-Captain 1924-Captain 1925-Captain 192 6-Captain 1927-Captain 1928-Captain 1929-Captain 1930-Second Lieutenant Russel Settle, Co. I, Business. 1931-Second Lieutenant Hugh B. Chapman, Co. C. D. Yung Kwai, Co. D, Central. Donald Vwfheeler, Co. G, Central. Herbert N. Budlong, Co. C, Central. Paul V. Keyser, Jr., Co. C. Central. Arthur A. Kimball, Co. L, Western. Huge H. Hussey, Jr., Co., B. McKinley. C. Don Warnick, Co. D, Central. Franklin A. Thomas, Co. K, Western. McKinley. 1932-Captain Ralph E. Carpenter, Co. A, McKinley. 1933-Captain Robert B. McRae, Co. A. McKinley. 1920-Captain 1921-Captain 1922-Captain 1923-Captain 1924-Captain 1925-Captain 1893- 1896 1897 1898 1899 A. L. Bennett, Co. I, Business. E. L. Yates, Co. B, Central. E. H. Parry, Jr., Co. F, Central. Kenneth Dayton. Co. P, Central. R. W. Swingel, Co. C, Eastern. C. Vinton Koons, Co. H, McKinley. 192 7-Captain 1928-Captain 1929-Captain 1930-Captain 19 31-Captain 193 2-Captain 1933-Captain THIRD PLACE TEAM CAPTAINS 1921-Captain 192 2-Captain 1923-Captain J. George Butler, Co. C. Eastern. Lawrence G. Reeves, Co. K, Western. Herbert J. Lidoff, Co. F, McKinley. Harry L. Watson, Jr., Co. B, Central. Stephen B. Holderness, Co. H. Western. Theodore J. Vincent, Co. A, Eastern. Robert Frantz, Co. A, Eastern. A. E. Underwood, Co. A, Central. Carleton Brown, Co. C, Central. 1924-Captain Alden Hoage, Co. K, Western. 1925-Captain David V. Auld, Co. L, Western. 1926-First Sergeant Lloyd Bogley, Co. A, McKinley. 1927- Sergeant 1929-Captain 1930-Captain 1931-Colonel CCentralj . 1932-Captain 1933- THE COLONELS OF THE WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL CADET Colonel Luther Reichelderfer ...... Central - .......,. Central 1894-Colonel Prank Skinner 1895-Colonel Wm. Shuster ,,.,. Colonel J. G. Sommers ....., ...... C entral -Colonel Frank C. Daniels ------Central -.--------Centra1 Colonel H. P. Pipes. ........... ...... C entral -Colonel J. Gunnell .... ...... C entral 1900-Colonel R. Adams ...... ...... C entral -Colonel C. E. Boesch .,,.. ...... C entral 1901 1902-Colonel H. E. Barnes ....... 1903 -Colonel R. de S. Brown--- 1904-Colonel G. H. Huddleson ,.....,, 1905-Colonel A. W, Lybrand- 1906-Colonel H, R. Standiford- 1907 1908 1910 1911 1912 Colonel G. H. Thiele ..........., -Colonel M. B. Clagett ..... 1909- ---L---Central Colonel H. A. Cobaugh ,.....,, r- -----------Eastern - ...,..,,. Central McKinley -----------Eastern -----,-----Centra1 McKinley McKinley Colonel E. C. Schreiberm.. ....,,.... Central -Colonel Walter C. Rathbone .... Business -Colonel R. B. Loew ,.........,,....., Eastern 1913-Colonel H. J. Leonard ...... .,... E astern Spencer D. Pollard, Co. E, Central. David T. Griggs, Co. B. McKinley. Frank U. Rodgers, Co. D, Eastern. George S. Cawthorne, Co. F, McKinley. Daniel C. Pollock, Brig. Field and Staff Jack W. Phillips, Co. E, Central. Major William G. Irvin, Field and Staff, Western. CORPS 1914-Colonel Wallace M. Yater .......... Eastern 1915-Colonel Gilbert C. Clark ............ Eastern 1916-Colonel J. H. Fellows. ........... McKinley 1917-Colonel W. A. Gallahan ............ Eastern 191 8-Colonel C. W. Johnson r........,.... Central 1919-Colonel L. S. Mann ........ ....... B usiness 1920-Colonel C. T. Lanham ..... ...... E astern 1921-Colonel R. Ludlum ..,...... ...... C entral 1922-Colonel O. M. Shaw ...... ..,.. M cKinley 1923-Colonel H. O. Embrey .....,.......... Central 1924-Colonel L. Baird ......,..... ..,.. M cKinley 1925-Colonel R. E. Johnson ............ McKinley 1926-Colonel E. D. Andrus.. ...... ....., E astern 1927-Colonel Sol Alpher ......... .. .......... Central 1928-Colonel Spencer D. Pollard .,.,.... Central 1929-Colonel Richard K. Lyon .......... Central 1930-Colonel Jack C. H. Stearns ........ Central 1931-Colonel Daniel C. Pollock ........., Central 1932-Colonel Chester Morrill, Jr. ,,..., Western 1933 -Colonel Marshall C. Guthrie, Jr., Western Twenty-six

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ROOSEVELT'S COLONELS AND WINNING CAPTAINS fFormerIy Business High Schoolj . .xx . H A, ,Q . 7 COL. W. C. RATHBONE, '11 COL. LEROY S. MANN, '19 ! 'FS! Q, as if Captain Captain Captain JAMES C. DULIN, '09, Co. F FRED CONNOR, '14, Co, E ISRAEL SILVERMAN, '28, Co. E Roosevelt High SchooI's Saber Club Twenty-eight