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

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First Battalion Staff, Second Regiment First Lieutenant Major Leroy B. Voshall First Lieutenant John C- Harris Commander David C. Miller Battalion Adjutant First Battalion Battalion Quartermaster McKinley McKinley McKinley George Englemen Battalion Sergeant Major X12 The Second Regiment CContinuecl from page 295 getie military instructor has secured a spacious park for us at Four and One-Half Street and Missouri Avenue S. W,, East Seaton Park. It is right in the shadow of the Capitol and is a wonderful drill ground. With the Company Competitive Drill com- ing rapidly nearer, the companies are becom- ing even snappier and more vigorous than be- fore in their drills, and the Second Regiment will send six companies on the field this year with the honest conviction that one of them R. I. Kengla Battalion Quartermaster LIcKin1ey is going to bring home the bacon. McKinley When Thinking of Real Estate-Loans, Rents, 1 1 or any kind of Insurance-Think of up H S Corner Fourteenth and North Carolina Ave. N. E. THE STORE OF PERSONAL SERVICE unependable Servicel' 1106 Vermont Avenue Main 89 JAMES T- MAI-ONE, Pharrnacist Charles L. Sturtevant Eugene G. Mason Herbert H. Porter Graf? EUEIQP 1111191 Q M North Capitol and E Streets ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS IN YOH,W111 find OUT Garden House PATENT AND TRADE MARK CAUSES 211 Ideal PIHCC f01' d2I1CeS, 'CCHS-, Washington L-can 8: Trust Building and Speclal dlnners' WaSh1nEf0n, D. C. For Arrangements, Call Main 5460 36

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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.

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Third Battalion staff, Second Regiment First Lieutenant Morris Silverman Battalion Adjutant Business Major Calvin Brown First Lieutenant Commander VV. F. Rector Third Battalion Battalion Quartermaster Business Business Gilbert Potts Morris M. Fox Battalion Serzeant Maior Battalion Quartermaster Sergeant Business Business G. H. Chaconas PRICE-WILHOITE SPECIALTY CO., Inc Lunches, Sodas, Candy, Stationery, and Cadet Gloves Sold Reasonably Here Manufacturers of Wilhoite's TRY US Peanut Butter Sandwiches 11th and Florida Avenue N. W. 636 D STREET N. W. Washington, D. C. Washington, D. C. 37