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

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All JUTTLKN T' Lattfrtmewv' Qfzffwifff Vario Prom KAuFf'MfxN CONMANUUF '-15.-fa-p :-.f.,.g NB' lx if TTSN7. ' .Q-.izaiavtm mscrcq srrqrsr am' THE THIRD BATTALION, SECOND REGIMENT MCKINLEY HIGH SCHOOL , By MAJOR FRED J. PFOHL, H. S. C. HE Third Battalion is composed of Com- panies Cm, H, and K. They are commanded by Captains R. Draper, H. Kossow, and E. Draley, respectively. These Companies have given me their utmost attention and maintained a high level of spirit throughout the year. In the various cadet drills, the members of the Battalion have endeavored to be Worthy of the school which they repre- sent. At this time, I take the opportunity to thank the members of my Battalion for .the splendid cooperation they have given me, and to Wish the best of luck to every Tech Cadet Company, in hopes that one of them may bring the Company Competitive Drill Honors to Tech. Fifrg-rwo

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' ,:.k X5 gr 'Nl f LIEUTENANT aflgmof? GUY Eevnmjfd WALLACE M Omouummeo Commmofff ADJUTAN-T 'wnttmm Ymsowcre , SERGEANT MAJOR NT THE SECOND BATTALION, SECOND REGIMENT MCKINLEY HIGH SCHOOL By MAJOR GUY ERVIN, JR., H. S. C. HE Second Battalion is composed of Com- panies D, E, and P. Up to this time, it has had its share of honors. Company E Won the Regimental Honor Guard competition for the third straight year, This year, how- ever, they won the Brigade Finals for the first time. So much for the honor the Battalion has al- Fifty-one ready received. Our most important Work is ahead of us. The whole Battalion Worked hard and cooperated splendidly in practicing for the Battalion Drill. Captains Davenport, Wilson. and Herz deserve a great deal of credit for the Work they have been doing throughout the year. I feel certain that they will bring further honor, both to the Battalion, and to the School.

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0 F 1 ,iiffas , msffm 1 -1 ss- -'Q Q H 4 'Q ll 'il' THE HONOR GUARD COMPANY Company E. McKinley High School, Commanded by Captain Willr'am E, Wi'lson, Guard of Honor to Commissioner Luther Reichelderfer, on Pres- entation of Commissions. COMPANIES IN GUARD OF HONOR COMPETITION, 1933 In competition with the other companies of their respective schools, the following companies won the honor to compete with one another in the Annual Guard of Honor Competition, which was Won this year by Company E of McKinley, commanded by Captain William E. Wilson: ' Company B, CAPTAIN SIDNEY S. SACI-IS, First Regiment, Central Company E, CAPTAIN WILLIAM E. WILSON, Second Regiment, McKinley' Company B, CAPTAIN ROBERT E. LEE, Third Regiment, Eastern Company L, CAPTAIN DAVID PARKER, Fourth Regiment, Western Company I, CAPTAIN ALVIN E1-IRLICH, Roosevelt Battalion, Roosevelt Fifty-lhree