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

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l Cpresr LIEUTENANT Qaiwirve Haeotn E Bowen Chrqsr LlEuTENAmT KOBEPT O5B0'?N5 COM'V'A H'E'i TPA-'Y lVlUl.LlCAlNl , ADJUIANI P X QKIIARTERMASTEQ 1 4 i i l l l GAQLTON SAUNDE R5 SERG EANT MAJOR' THE THIRD BATTALION, FOURTH REGIMENT WESTERN HIGH SCHOOL By MAJOR HAROLD E. BoEscH, H. S. C. HE Third Battalion of the Fourth Regi- ment at Western High School has not only the traditions of the Cadet Corps to up- hold, but also those of Western High School, as it is Western's original battalion. The companies of this battalion, L and M, captained by David Parker and Robert Doyle, respectively, have Worked hard the entire year. Their labors have not been fruitless. Company L represented Western in the Honor Guard Com- petitive, held in the Central Armory and came home with second place, having missed first place Sixty -nine by a small fraction. Company M, being made up of the smaller men of the regiment, never- theless expects to make a big showing at the Company Competitive in June, as does Com- pany L. I wish here to thank the officers and men of these companies and also of my staff, with whom I have worked this year, for their loyal cooperation. These companies combined make an excellent battalion.

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.QQ K f 1 WF 7II'Q5T LIEUTENANT Qffpmtvrg WlLLlAIV1GlRVIN Twist IJEUTENANT PAUL POUNDY . 4-OMMANDU? DYLVAN MAZO AUJUTANT CJLJAIETERMASTUQ WAR RY VWJODIN G strecfamr mann: 'WILLIAM limtzas JUAl1fTUII 2A'iTER BEYCEANT THE SECOND BATTALION, FOURTH REGIMENT WESTERN HIGH SCHOOL By MAJOR WILLIAM G. IRVIN, H. S. C. I' HIS YEAR the Second Battalion of the Fourth Regiment is composed of Com- panies G, H and K. All three of these companies are first class and are commanded by able and competent oilicers. At the very begin- ning of the Cadet year the Various companies started right to Work, and as a result each unit has the snap and general good appearance so necessary in a good battalion. Since then the cooperation and ine spirit shown by all the men have been very gratifying. At the time this article is Written, the Major may well say that he has an efficient and military battalion. This story would not be complete Without mentioning the Battalion StaH. That detail has proved to be Very efficient and hard Working. The Major realizes that when the ADJ UTANT is published, his last year in the Cadet corps will be almost ended. He therefore takes this opportunity to Wish all his men farewell, and bid them endeavor to carry forward in the same spirit of manliness and cooperation in the years to come. Sixty-eight

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