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

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EASTERN THE THIRD REGIMENT STAFF EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL S lN IIN! Xl ll TIIJIIIIUII lornmumler SIIIIIIIX Ugwer rnrn I luv- FRANK f' Pl 1 XIBFRT D I KIANI Srrqeunl Ufljur IIIIWOIIINI U fmer Supplv Serqerml I Wuuurx lmr X IIKNI D I x wus I S IIIIIIIX Senmr I olor Sergeanl I rumlnrf Plaloon I ommunaler lunzor I olar Serqennl FEBRUARY GRADUATES THIRD REGIMENT JOHN lf. Prrz uslavu ll. 'OLSON Isl I I. A d julunl 9nd LI. 'I I'lIl.I1l-H11 Plaloon Lnnunander TDONALD NflRF4ll.k 'DAVID IDUDSUN Isl Sergeant Lu. 1' Corporal Lo. If 50

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KCOIIILHUCFZ rom page 482 F01 each addltxonal wear another strlpe wlll he worn ahoxe and parallel to the first stripe wlth one elffhth meh Qpace between gtrlpes the Gpane heme formed on the baclwround The QITIPPS are 'fold for CUlIllTllSSl0ITCd officer and for non LOIITIHISSIOITCCI officer of the Brlffade Staff The enll ted men wear llqllt hlue Qtrlpc ADDITIONAL INSIGNIA Other IIIQIUTTTZI are worn auch '15 thoee lllfllidllllff the three WIHITIITU' places lll the Compctrtne Dull Cold Qtare are worn to IITCIII te cadete quallfs 1110 ln the map readlnff fXlITlIIl lI10Il Theee are worn wlth the upper point of the Qtal three quarters of an mch hc low the left shoulder Qeam XVIIIIIIIIO' Refnnental DIIIITIDITCIS and XNIIIITIIIW BZIILIIIOII Stare are worn on the left cuff rlhcy Ire placed TNIIIT the one of the hllhcst rmk to the fl ht ae Hold cmmoncl si vcr CIIJITTUITCI Imronle cllnnoncl ffolcl stan SIIXII Qtar bronze Star xc center of c uh IS placed twm mchc from and par rllel to thc Imottom of the cuff 'md thlrd pl uc respc ctlvely A rc cl cloth lyre for the hx t pl ue Iuncl re also authoruecl Qecond place ancl thlrd pl ue IAIIIITIIII hande are lllfllldlfd hx a purple lxle and 1 wlnte Isle reepectlxelx COAT OF ARMS All cacletx wear on the cap and on both Qlde mf the upper lapel of the Coat, the Ullllldl goat of anne of the Lorpe The coat of arm lbrais shleldib are worn ITUTIIUIIITIIY lower edve one half lllllfl aboxe l'l0I'll0IIIdl llne of the lapel ln prolong lI,l0ll of a vertleal lme throuffh the Lenter of thc ea fle to be one and Inc slxteenth mches from the POIITL of the lapel CROSSED RIFLES The oIl1c ers and 6IlllSICCl men wear crowed TIITCN on thc lower lapel to denote their reglment and eompanw horwontallx on the lapel the upper edffe one half lnch below the horlzontal Ime of the lapel and centered below the coat of arms Adjutante are dlstmffulshed bs a shleld and Supplx Ofllcerw hw a upplx ofhc er device placed ln the lower anlle of the croseed rlflee fBR6lDCOJD Ennrnnrra auh Zllmr Btutwnrrn 1717 G Street Grvainra nf Ilhsttxcrtlur S m WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS SOCIETY INVITATIONS VISITING AND CALLING CARDS I E H BUSINESS STATIONERY 5 5 MENUS AND PROGRAMS CRESTS BOOK PLATES DIPLOMAS AND CERTIFICATES 49 3 , D . k . . . 5, k . U . D . . . , D rr , s ' ' -- -r - s 'D' . , 's , ' ' 'F . ws. L Z., 1 n n . L T L li' F V T D I . 1 - -' . 1 , ra: 1 H v' D - ' I, I z ' z ' . . A ' ' f . ' - ' , I ..n 6. I .Z K V. .F Z. :AL '. , - . ' Va . -, V , , 'cz fs z 'g r Z, I1 .:'l':1 , '. 1 .F ru. . ' Tlf ' ,' -1 - '. - -, c ' - as ' - C z , ' ' . . all are equally spaced. The c-olors gold. silver and Iwronxe denote frrst, second. and ' z 'f, : 2' ' . 1 I v I QS i . L -x . S . .fA : X V i u V ' i. V' . L ' '.. 1 VY . V..!. i -' -7.7 M .'- vc. - ' ', - . Q s c 1 . - , M e H . . - -. S M - Ki z , C, - ' ' ' '. ' A E ' . ' . ' D 1 I - 2 - E fx, . . z is . 1 u , ' JY. I Y' . f C ' ' , '. ' . Y . - - l - ' ' D ' U' 5 ' ,' ., U' ' : 1' s ' ' . . ' v 7 . ' , , F - -. o 4 Q Q A ,,c-0-M he.. , 91 ,Q 6'-0, w,,a- I

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THIRD REGIMENT By MAJOR PAUL W GARRETT Eastern Hugh School The first two weeks of school were llke eternity to the majorlty of us officer candldates for we had not then attained the commissions for which we had waited since joining the Cadet Corps Our anticipation could not be relleved until the selectlon of Colonel had been made Naturally we were confident that Easterns candidate would make the rade and we were not too surprlsed when rt was learned that the honor of the Colonelcy of the Brigade had been placed upon Eastern Following the selection of Colonel Walter H Flint and about three weeks after the opening of school the oHic1al formatlon of the Third Reglment took place Complying with the new regulation three companies of moderate SIZC were formed Not satisfied with the size of our companies we decided to campalgn for recruits in the neighboring junior high schools To each of these schools we sent an exhlbl t1on platoon whlch was an average platoon chosen at random from the companies Naturally there was a little anxlety over the way ln whlch they would perform but they llVCd up to the greatest of our expectatlons The facts concerning the Cadet Corps were presented to the junior high school boys frankly with no false illusrons The results were well worth the work as we received one of the lar est February remruitments in the city Among the hlghllghts of the cadet year at Eastern was the Platoon Competition scroll on whlch the names of the men of the platoon were listed were presented at our Annual Reglmental Ball A hnanclal success as well as a success 1n the way of entertainment the ball was one of the finest Eastern has ever had This was due to the consistent cooperation extended by the oflicers of the Third Regiment the whole year Throughout the year LOIllllll10l.lS progress in drill has been made CODIFITJUTIIIQ., famtors 1n the progress have been the excellent uldance is en us by the mrlitarx instructor Lt Jack B Fenn and the Chalrman of the Military Committee Mr H D Qhorts and the cooperation and complete understanding ,iven us bv Eastern s nevt principal Mr I P Collins I am prompted to say that Eastern will have a successful year in competition because the morale the cooperation and the w1ll to work has been exceptlonally fine The cadets of Eastern High Qchool have given their utmost and should reap the rewards In the hearts of all the Eastern officers the Third Regrment of 194-6 will always remain tops' If S Q Treag fo Mee' FLOWERS FOR All. OCCASIONS The BOYS 0' The PENN FLOWER SHOP 644 Pennsylvania Ave S E EASTERNER Jesse Buckler Prop DELICATESSEN Phone llncoln 9261 1635 E Coptol St Open Sunday 51 I 7 . , ' . I . U . . , D , D . i . , , . . . . . . .U . D . .- . , . . Q 9 5 . ' Y U V I ' U . To the winner of the competition a prize platoon flag of the school colors and a , ' - . . l , h . U U . D U., . . v ' ' D C' 1 , . . , , . . . . L . U U. , U . , K 1 , . . . . 1 , I . , . . . I ., . . , . F. T. D. . i .