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

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NIR. ALLAN IDAVIS Principal of Roosevelt High School Cadet, Company B, 1885, Central High 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

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DRILL-AS THE BOYS SEE IT ' By MR. ALLAN DAVIS, Principal, Roosevelt High School, Formerly Business High School By a Major General-It was the foundation of my military career. By a Private-I received some military training and I at least know what it's all about. By a Colonel-I learned how to handle men. By an Army Surgeon--It opened an unusual opportunity to me. By a Captain-I learned to cooperate in a big way. senior year. By a Top Sergeant-We carry into life the power to make the company. By a Teacher-Power to command, to understand, to sympathize. By cz High School Principal-It develops the qualities that I use every day. By the timid Boy-Courage. By the Forward Boy-Obedience, respect for others. By an Engineer-West Point, and the foundation of a technical career. By the Loser of the Drill-I-lere's to youl But We'll beat you next time. By the Winner-Keep going: but don't get the big head. By All of Us-Patriotism, loyalty, initiative. By the Citizens-Our Cadet Corps. We won the drill in my Fifty-five Courtesy of Captain R. S. Holmes, U. S. Navy, Cummandant uf Midshipmen Former members of the Washington High School Cadet Corps, now at the United States Naval Academy, Annapolis, Maryland: Reading from left to right: Front Row-Chandler, R. A.. McMaster, F., Rutherford. R.. Garnett. P. W.. Purdy, F. W.. Dietz, J. S., Sisler. V. A.. Smith, W. R., YValker, W. W., Rodicr, C. L.. Gardner, E. G., Fluckey, E. B. Second Row-Zeiler. S. F.. Pilcher. C., Tharin. F. C.. Wiley. J. P., Cummings, T. D.. Rothwell, R.. Conkey. C. L., Harllee, J.. Spain, O. N.. Cordincr, D. L., Sheffield. F. L. Third Row-Dillen. R. F.. Upham. F. K., Dinwiddie. A. W.. Maurer, J. H., Sherby, S. S., Arnold. J. D.. Barrows. F. L.. Butler. O. N.. Neyman, R. L., Neyman, C. A. Fourth Row-Talman. B. L. E.. Hoffman, G. D.. Christensen, E. E.. Crowell. D. C.. Car- michael, J. H., Brown, A. W., Barnard. H. A., Jr., Burkhart, H. Von A. Fifth Row-Law, F. G., Davis. D. W., Kimmel, M. M., Kimmel, T. K.