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

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-..I A 1 West mam cj time Qaeda Iwwms Lto Btmvsttm t f0 mWD1'3 ADJUTANT , .ZONALQ Sasttre ii t QL.'ArqTmMAsrm2 strgsmwv' ' THE SECOND BATTALION. FIRST REGIMENT I CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL By MAJOR ROBERT MATHIAS, H. S. C. HE Battalion and Regimental Drills are over, the two big competitions of the year for a major, and I now have to say good- by to the two companies D and E of my Bat- talion who did their best for Central on both Helds. The past school year has been an experience Forty-three which will be of everlasting value to me, I am sure: and while I have no cups to show, I have something as good as that-memories which will bring back again those stirring times when I stood at attention while my outfit passed in review. It is with regret that I lay down my saber.

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H50 'Nast LIEUTENANT efyfixcltvrp Rboerct M Fnqcusrm 'inrqst Lriutemfwr WAQQEN Tavtorz, COMMANDER - WILLIAM I-ixcwctwr ADJUTANT ' QUATQTERMASTER GXEWI5 STE E L Y SERCEANT MAJOR THE FIRST BATTALION, FIRST REGIMENT CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL By MAJOR ROBERT S the drill year nears its close, I look back with satisfaction upon the days in which I have been associated with the men of the First Battalion. It is indeed with regret that I must step from the ranks of a battalion that has upheld the high standards of the cadet corps by its deter- mination and keen perseverance. ,The First Battalion is composed of Compa- nies A, B, and C, under the command of Cap- tains Hummer, Sachs, and McDonald, respec- FERGUSON, H. S. C. tively, who have worked diligently to prepare their companies for the Competitive Drill. Throughout the year there has been a fine spirit of cooperation, which-Whether win or lose- is always to be commended. On behalf of the entire staff, I take this op- portunity to extend to each company the best of luck in the forthcoming Competitive Drill- and may every cadet remember with pleasure the fellowship and spirit of his cadet days as I shall remember mine. Forlg-Iwo

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7If?sT Lzturcrwiwr Qfiff-mom JOHN Gmumwttt 76551 llturfwmt ,ABPAI-LAM Sciotmescrfc - fUW'aND5ff ,Ui V' ,QF i K ADJUTANT X Rbirfigfgfmagrggi Lvl K IK 'V rrp, ,X 7flL,l.4fw tif lm .QLfA,',' V 15 Fig ,55if.:fjx.rvfT THE THIRD BATTALION, FIRST REGIMENT CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL , By MAJOR JACK R. GRUNWELL, H. S. C. ' ATTALION-ATTENTION-OH6 las: com- mand-Work at life's task, as earnestly as you, my comrades, have struggled for the honor of the Third Battalion, and you will succeed. One last goal, before We part, is ahead of you. Do each his best, we can ask no more, and when it is over, we will know that each has given all that lies within his power to offer. At college or in the turmoil of the business or professional world, think back upon the days at dear old Central. Remember the high school cadet ideals,-honor, - leadership, - persever- ance, and discipline. Follow them and you can- not fail. Good-bye, dear fellow workers, and good luck. Forty-four