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

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STEPHEN E. KRAMER Assistant Superintendent ot Schools In Charge of Cadets LIEUT.-COL. WALLACE M. CRAIGIE . U. S. A. Professor of Military Science and Tactics MISS REBECCA E. SHANLEY Former Teacher of English In Charge of The Adjutant MISS GERTRUDE E. WALTER Teacher of English Assistant if -at -I ,'ff,llIIIll.if 'F' I ..,f.H:A Washington High School Cadet Corps Magazine General Office: Central High School Vwfashington, D. C. CADET STAFF OF THE UADJUTANTH E ditor-in-C hief COLONEL MARSHALL C. GUTHRIE, JR. Associate Editors LIEUT. COL. WILLIAM S, GOOHENOUR, JR LIEUT. COL. MORRIS KRUCOFE CEasremJ fcemfall LIEUT. COL. WILLIAN'I D. MQKINLEY LIEUT. COL. JAMES B. EDMUNDS, JR. CMcKin1eyj . CWesrem5 MAJOR ROLAND DANIELS CRooseve1cj Contributing Editors MAJOR MAURICE B. SINSIHIEIMER, JR, MAJOR GEORGE W. HABICHT MAJOR ROBERT M. FERGUSON CCentralfJ MAJOR ROBERT M. MATHIAS CCentra1QJ MAJOR JOHN R. GRUNWELL CCenrraIp MAJOR EDWARD EVANS CMcKinleyJ MAJOR GUY ERVIN CMCKiHlEYD lVlAJOR FRED J. PEOHL CMcKin1ey3 lVlAJOR CLAYTON R. HAWKINS fEasIern5 .MAJOR SAMUEL W. FRY CEasternj MAJOR WILLIAM G. IRVIN CWesrernj MAJOR HAROLD E. BOESCH CWesIernj CAPTAIN ROBERT MCRAE CMcKinleyj CAPTAIN WILLIAM E. WILSON CMcKin1eyj CAPTAIN HAL B. CLAGETT, JR. Cwesternj CAPTAIN KARL KRUMRE CMcKin1eyj LIEUT. BARCLAY N. DORMAN CWesrernj Humor Editor MAJOR PRED J. PEOHL CMcKinleyj Art Editor Photographic Editor CAPTAIN I-IARvEY EVERETT tEasrern'J MAJOR JOHN -R. GRUNWELL CCenrra15 Seventy-three

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V 1883-1933 HIS YEAR the Washington High School Cadet Corps celebrates its Golden Anniver- sary. Fifty years ago the Cadet Corps was comprised of two companies. Since then there has been a steady and continuous advance. The Corps has grown to a brigade of thirty companies divided into four regiments and one separate battalion, each regiment complete with its band. The company competitive program has developed from a simple manual of arms competition to a complex program, embodying the manual of arms. the company inspection, the close-order drill and the extended order drill. Since 1883. the Regimental. Battalion, Platoon and the mid-year company competitive have been inaugurated and found to be very success- ful. Many other projects have been under- taken during the half century of the Corps' ex- istence. one of the most important of which is the Cadet publication, the ADJ UTANT. The ADJUTANT is the annual magazine of the VJashington High School Cadet Corps which had its origin in the 'iOHicial Program of the Competitive Drill first issued in l9l7. This Program was a mere pamphlet. twenty pages in all, containing pictures of officials, Cadet Com- pany Commanders and the rosters of the several companies. Since 1917, sixteen years have elapsed, each bringing bigger and better Cadet Year-Books. This year the ADJUTANT shows the culmina- tion of sixteen years' work in its many pages. It is a truly excellent publication. Wlao is responsible? The ADJUTANT is the creation of Miss Rebecca E. Shanley. former English Teacher at Central High School, retired. It is through her untiring efforts and her capable and efficient supervision that the volume has so successfully grown and developed. What lies in the future for the Cadet Corps- for the ADJUTANT? NVill the same spirit of service, self-sacrifice and loyalty, and the same lofty ideals which have been handed down through fifty years by those who have served in the ranks, continue to inspire Cadets as they have done in the past? They will. Through many years yet to come, the W'ashington High School Cadet Corps will preserve the best of the old and ugndertake the most promising of the new. The Esprit de Corps . that invincible determination to uphold and advance the tradi- tions of the Corps, will continue to prevail. The Xbfashington High School Cadet Corps will carry on. M. C. G., Jr. Seventy-four