George Washington High School - Surveyor Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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0ff1C6TS Tzratntnnmg Corps Wxth in unusually hreh reputatron to marntam George W1sh1ngt1an Hxeh School s Reserxe Officers Tralmng Corps hattahon under the le1elersh1p of Cadet Lleutenant Colonel Vlfgll Rene 1nd the rn structorshxp of SCFLLIHK I'L1Cl1l ltt lllS een m1k1ng exerx effort thx m Cl e1rn lf.,lll l me tntle o Honor School I 1st ye tr the I 1gle unlt xx s r1teel one of the thxrteenth hnehest schools rn the Nmth Corps 1re11 rn the 1nnu1l judgnng, nn VNl'1lCl1 nearl hfts schools rn the Are1 com ete l P Another trnumph of the eorps l1st term vs 18 the vunnmg for the second txme nn 1 row of the Com m11nd11nts Cup Wl11Cll des1g,n1tes the hest ITlll'Cl1 mg hat lllllfl m bln I'r1nc1seo Furthermore th ROII CI h1 e t1 llsheel emnhle record IS f1r 1s NClltYlll'Sl1lP IS concerned tor exert tern1 except one tn ROTC, cadet hrs been Naledxctorran at gflellllfllbfl exercrses Thus term Lieutenant john DUWL1 of Complm C ns Co 1 1leel1ctor111n Among the exents on the e1lend1r for thus term the most IITIPUYCIFIC wus the l'edcr1l Inspeetnon held on the XV1sl11ngton elrlll grounds on M13 9 The mspectmg otheer w 1s I 1euten1ntColonel unes C1 Mon 1h 1n C,1v tln On the progrxm of the do were 1 bltflllllfl plflelf. ClllNl'Jlt prmelples seout mg p1trol1ng musketry 1nd theory I 1ter rn the term on Mly 78 W1sl11ngttln p1rt1 1 1ted rn m ROTC demonstrltlon 1eld on TFCISUIE Islmel 'Ih1s ClLlU4ll'1SlI'lflUD vt1s held ln lleu 1 the 1nnu1l bprlne competxtlon LlSLllllN held ln tl1e func Audxtorxum A j,lllI'Ll mount eon snstmg, of tne plltoon lfltl tl1e lflel represented Creoree VU1sl11ng.,ton performing., ln the C wurt t N1t1ons On the ftllournf., dn Mu 79 some tvso 1un dre c1dets of the umt hnd ch1r1.,e of 1pprox llTllfClS hxe thouslnd unlor Tr1thc P11trol stu ents who gxthered fr m 1ll oxer Northern C th fornxl tor thexr lI'll lLlll meetmg, en to msm p exen u non 1 o svn e on ee 111n YICIWIID nn 1nnu1l LiLI110l'lll D11 Plfltli. t the N1t1on1I fem et1rx rn the Presneho The hlnd under the le ldershlp ot XY 1rr1nt Otheer wllll1I11 Dexou 1nd Drum Moor XX 1ll11m XX lllxtf p11rt1c1p1ted ln 1ll the p1r1des ll'1Ll 1ddel ere 1th t1e cw or 'me ergnxtx o the h1tt1h1 n 1 r M1r1on hnott xx rs flCLllfX nnstruetor of the hmd The R1tlete1m wus successful nn defe ICIDQL, XX est Hlgh School 1n 1 telegrlphlc IITICCII held ln Mtreh and hnlshed lts seison hx pl1c1ng thlrd IU the cm and scxenth among all the schools rn the Ninth Corps Area It 1lso p1rt1c1p1ted rn QCICC 1nd H1 lllilill m1tches t rp: ErnestRlher1 nd Lt Irxxne Rlel C API Henrx l.1pl1ln nd It Lux renee Hel ther Bmd Lexder Wm Devvu 001 C 1pt Rmhert 1m1son nd It Rleh1rd Btu C wept Ceorzc' Nl1 1nn wn nd It juhn Durxea t N nmxn Cl C L Fred C 1nn nd It Dum 1 Drum XIII XX m XX 1lleer PAGE srxrxn srxrix 3 O 0 J . I ' 1 F. 'AlI'I1 , if li 1 I 1' f Is ter 1 A1 1 '1I tl ' - I l f e 1 .1 IIQ A ft A I IJ 1 II , 1 I ' 1 1 I I ' I ' I ' ' ', 1: . . I. 1. L5 4s1hI. A 11n 'Q I. 1 1 , I1 1 ' 1 ' 11' 'Z w 1 I - -I A 13 I '- CIP1 ' I 1 . . , T. ' .' 1 I l ' I- nf ' 1 1 I I ' 'I I J 1 1' I ' n A 1 1 ' l'51 , ' 4 ' ' 1. ,. i. - , Q . ' y ' . Q, ,y I 1 I1 I 1. I I ,' , ki., ll. - V K. , . I , - el 1 ' .' ' I 1 1 1 . de 5 ' 1 ' ' o 1 'A 1' A I1 3 A II Th - ri I l u 11n f' tf l I tl. N1 I' So .1 ' th- c 1 pl-t' h1tt.lIo p11 t 't1tI g I the 4 . 1 .t .K ' ' I -1 J ,. .V I. A . ,. 1 , U I I 1 ' I 1 1 1 1 4 1 'e ' '1 A' to l t l 1 l I A' lf ' 1 1 I1 . NI . 1 I ' 1 ' I J ' ' 1 . ' 1 I A. g 1 ' ' ' - it , . - 3 , 1 - -1. ' :ntl 1. . V . 1111-If ' - K - . K- ' . A 3 4 ' v 1 o 2 .. I 1 Ind l.t, ,lohn l-.HY I A . 1 A . I ' A - I' L ' I. , v' Q .I 1 1 Incl l.I. ' I1 on I K ' 'K ' ' ' 'I 3 'V .-1 ,,- Q 4,1 1 .. 1.llH-ly

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Thc Bind in Parade Another View of thc Mir lung., Musiciins Drum fxlll ir Wfallxcr Paces Frunt' lhc Hind it Attcnti n n C riy plmys went n tc t h Swords and Beat of Drums Moving pictures of Americas participation in the first Worlcl Wfzr were shown to cadets May 21. Scenes of the Yankees in the major battles of 1917-1914 both on land and sea anc in the air were shown. The armory itself is an up-to-date combination arsenal-ran3,e-and classroom. Maps a sand table rifle cleaning table and a supply room are additional features of this XX'est Point of Wi1shington. One of the best equipped of all San Francisco schools, R.O.T.C. cadets are truly proud of their b.1rracks. Every term sees stiff competition between the four companies and their captains for the coveted Marshall Trophy, awarded at the end of the sem- ester to the most efficient company. One other example of the service rendered the school by the cadets has been the ushering at each Commencement. This year they were also ushers at both the afternoon and evening., performances of 'Span of Gold. Along the social line were the various military dances. The annual R.O.T.C. Military Ball date was set for May gl with the formalities and fun taking., place in the Boys' Gymnasium. Dancing was done to Bill Devou's and his swingsters' music. Of course all the theme of the day was militaryf At press time, plans were nearly complete for the semi-annual Saber Club dance to be held at the Hotel Mark Hopkins on june 5, Captain Henry Lapkin, chairman of the social committee an- nounced. PAGF SFVFNTYANKNI