Washington High School Cadets - Adjutant Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Second Battalion Staiff, First Regiment First Lieutenant Frank T. Linton Major James C. Wilfong First Lieutenant D ald G. Dow Battalion Adjutant Commander Battalion Quartermaster Second Battalion Second Battalion Second Battalion Central Central Central w- i X Q R X wi Frank W. Connor Herman Gelman Battalion Sergeant Major Battalion Quartermaster Sergeant Second Battalion Second Battalion Central Central PEAR GN 85 CRAI MANUFACTURERS and DESIGNERS of ' Class and Frat Rings and Phu MEDALS AND TROPHIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION We made President Coolidge? Inaugural Medal 1329 F STREET N. W. 34

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's f 'x K5 M Battalion First Regiment First Lieutenant Robert C. Oberlin Major Luther W. Gray First Lieutenant Charles C. Coulon Battalion Adjutant Commander Battalion Quartermaster First Battalion First Battalion First Battalion Central Central Central Dan Willingmyre Battalion Sergeant Major First Battalion Central William W. Adams Battalion Quartermaster Sergeant First Battalion Central The First Regiment QContinued from page 285 Cadets of the First Regiment, however, play other parts than Winning drills. They are an important part in the school activities, not only taking part in them but also helping as out- siders. In all presentations of the Dramatic Association, Cadets are ushers. In the choice of a student for any purpose, the Cadet has the advantage. He has proved trustworthy, and has always won the confidence of his teachers. Whether he win or lose, in the Cadet can be found something, not always tangible, which adds to Central's glory and in- spires that song that every true Centralite knows so dwell: Central will shine tonight, Central will shine.

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l 'l Third lBattalionS1I:afli, First Regiment First Lieuienant J. E. Davis Major I. Robert Troth First Lieutenant Battalion Adjutant Commander Lewis W. Crosby, ,T r. Third Battalion Third Battalion - Battalion Quartermaster Central Central Third Battalion Central Q I. Howard Heizer Battalion Sergeant Major Third Battalion Central Harold L. Applebee Battalion Quartermaster Sergeant Third Battalion Central Cadet Oliiicers' Visit to Unknown Soldieris Tonilhw ' By Lieutenant Colonel A. W. Small, H. S. C. T TEN o'clock Armistice Day morn- ing, First Regiment Officers, rank- Qf -A 5 W, ing Captain or higher, were present 'guys at the placing of a wreath on the tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Major Robert Troth, commander of the Third ffnx - s arg: F'oqc,,' V X. W ,v' '59 Sis il Ls 'fl Bill. 5121 4 .PI -. I h .A Q v , ff -a. i , 4 . K . iz . EPB ar bi .V Q -1-' 1 Battalion, made the oifering. The assemblage, including many school officials of note, as well as representatives of Central High Schoo1's student activities, stood at attention with bared heads while the rite was being performed. The wreath was given by the Jamaica Plains High School of Massachusetts.