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

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INSIGNIA WORN ON SLEEVE COMPETITIVE DRILL INSIGNIA The insignia for cadets who win a place in the shows that the same honor has been twice or Competitive Drill is a diamond worn on the thrice won. Watch the diamonds! right shoulder touching the sleeve, the color-red, or purple, or white-indi- eating the order of merit. A diamond divided into two parts of two different Those cadets whose battalion or regiments places first in the Battalion or Regimental Competitive Drill, are un- der the present system, entitled to wear colors, shows two different honors: a BAE-Q1E1i??ON a gold star on the left cuff: a silver star round disc of a different color upon INSIGNIA is worn for second place. Members of the winning band in the Band Competition wear a red Stat. a diamond of two colors shows three different honors: while the Iigure l or 2 upon a diamond PACE COURSES ., X 'For a quarter of a century the Pace Courses in Ac- countancy-Taught in 35 Cities-Have Trained Thousands for Czillings of- Compliments COMPTROLLER QANKU AUDITOR get 'Y COST ACCOUNTANT ,S A of TREASURER 3 , I APPRAISER 15 '1 , Q CREDIT MANAGER 1, 'Q f TAX SPECIALIST '1s,,,NG 9 GEQRGETQWN PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT ' A ' UNIVERSITY He lim! Zmllv 41 calling barb an office of Ibfllpl am! lawmrf' -Pom' Rzrlmnl. B.C.S., M.C.S. DEGREES C.P.A. PREPARATION R- 0- T- C- Dczy and EZ'8IZi7Zg Clezffef BENJAMIN FRANKLIN UNIVERSITY v TRANSPORTATION BUILDING SEVENTEENTH AND H STREETS, N. W. Eighty-five

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WESTERN'S COLONELS AND WINNING CAPTAINS COL. CHESTER MORRILL, JR., '32 COL. M. C. GUTHRIE, JR., '33 CAPTAIN LEROY D. SMOOT, '97 CAPTAIN WILLIAM BLAND, '06 CAIBTAIN W. W. S1-IEA! '22 CAPTAIN DAVID AULD, '25 CAPTAIN EDGAR M. CHASE, '27 CAPTAIN M. E. CHURCH, JR.. '30 Eighty-four

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SHALL WE SHED A TEAR POR ELGISE? Tonight ls the Big Dance That She Expected to Attend With the Boy Friend. BUT- lnstead of dancing at the hotel she is sitting at home. This calamity could have been avoided if only Eloise had used- HALL' S EXPECTORANT .A The first spoonful of this Cough Syrup will bring prompt relief to the irritated bronchial tract. 1lDon't let a cough inter- fz Y- l fere with your social affairs when such an elfective remedy is on hand. I. fT,,,,1 i wil 1 1' 1-1a1z'l ii 'EZFEIIB' p wa .:-.A-A : 1 -'-ax 1 all i i ii wg, ' i 1' I.-:T-ig, li il I l I ' l . f 'f it-L ul IB! ta 6 fb I . .. I . pzpllvial H ere's Another Suggestion USKINESS H and tickling of the throat can be stopped by al- lowing one or two of these pleasant pastilles to m elt i n y o u r mouth. ln this convenient form you can al- ways have them with you. No bothe r or incon- venience a t all! Small Size ...... r.,,rr 3 5 Cents Lafge Size .sc... ....... 6 0 CCIIES P A S T ILLES Family Size ......, h 31,00 35c A B O X Eighty-s