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

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fx ' 'AAN ri '19, fi lk X 3, fe , ff - .- ee sem: - Il '. , , ' ' 4 5 7 95 L-5355 . f l ' JA 4 l 7 The Boys Are A X' I Y . N X ' sf Maurchln B q V - A -5 ,. ' ' X XX, - X By Caotam Morse Allen, Adjutant, df, l ' k Flrst Regiment, H. S. C. N T ii X -. N ' X X fofdawfed to me Wmnmgum High School : I X - , I X Cadet Corbsj I x . Q ' The sun is shining brightly, S , ., , -4 There's excitement everywhere, , K Q ' Y- 3--is The girls are decked with arm-bands, l 'T-'-rl: There is music in the air. The uniforms are spotless Each button gleams, and why? It's the day of days for the School Cadets, , , 5- The boys are marching by. 6. I W ' ' ' ,,.. Q Today they all are heroes, Q N Each one has a girl up there, ' ff, The other fellows may envy V Ny But what do the young Cadets care? gf They are out to prove their merit ef 5 f ,,,, ' ' They are ready to do or die, I A--' So cheer, and cheer in the grand-stands 1 -' fl The boys are marching by. V W xl I I E Q But listen, friends, a moment, Q Q Let us think of the days now past, V Remember the hours they've struggled 6 To come to this day at last, Q ,, .5 For months they have not been heroes, 1. 3 . Tl1ey've been jeered by not a few, I W!! They've been dubbed those little tin soldiers,'f - ll ' il ' A J And pxkers, and other things, too. , X Y N , , , .Q Q , I I X Y -i I -, - il . 55 'W 'Q-. X 'hx' . wr? lf,, 1 J 'JQ A I0 X T , af s rg 5 l . ' ' .-,,... f .- . -,,, . X . ' I J , l 0 in i I' l 7' e out 4 'f ' V A' X g v J ' . 'fn .Uv Q 7 f -e N f' - 'f , I - y 'FEW y H ' - 4 ui. .:,-,-is - V -' 54

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Central High School Company E First Regiment Second Battalion First Lieutenant Captain C H W Second Lieutenant Frank N. Goodwin Stephen L. Gregg Charles B. Lanman Sergeants Mistretta. S. E. Bradford, L. J. Hardy, E. I. Lanman, M. H. Ranisay, VV. St B J Fiddesop, H. E. Colburn, A. Hatfield, R. La Varre. C. A. Rozansky, B. Hfgfhgs' lg R Potter, G. V. colldg-eman, s. M. Hvebsch. J- P- Light, P. M- stems, J. C. Pollard ' Kfemkall- G- A- Cox, G. L. Sway' E- Marquis, R. P. Talbe,-ty R. F. Whitqhkad, E, Cafon' H- B- Dewhirst, R. E. HLOSQFL. E Rgufeg. H- Toombs, A. G. Wafmck. c. D. Privates 3551353.13 A. W. Howard, J. H. MOyg2e'.R..A. Qmligkwe. Abdo, G. M. Dunn, W. L. Jofgv C- O- Needham. W. C. Walsh. R. A. C I 'P0'aS Adams, F. J. anis, J. F. Kelly, H. T. Pastemadk, J. A. Wolfrey. W. T. Chapin, R. M. Anslinger, J. L. Hahn. A. A. Kennedy, A. B. Pates, W. M. Yeomans, E. D. Company D Cgntral ' First Regiment High School First Lieutenant Donald E. Lane Sergeants Seidel. H. E., Jr. Coltman. R. O'Brien, R. L., Ir. Holt, L. J. Hammerlund, D. Corporals WVright, S. Tufts, O. Second Battalion V Captain Second Lieutenant Douglas E. Wilson Howard A. Kinzer Culver. S. Burke, E. Heironimus, C. Myers, M. Siegel, O. II2yon.kR. R Can., R. Hickey, Ed. Patterson' D. Small, J. Slfeng mi: ' Colman, T. HUtC111n50nfW-C- Pergler, C. Talbert, A. er Y- ' Coninierford, L. Kressm. E. Poole. L. Talty, C. Privates Cuvillier. L. Linville, R. Pugh, W. Trundle, C. Eckel, R. E. Lofstrand, R. Raysor, T. Vigderhouse, B. allen, L. F gut-g1age.FYVm. ggandflli3M. 1liichte11CIV. Wenche1,J. arrows. . 1 ons. . ayo , . oot, . Widdifi ld, E. BeH1'dS1CY. E. P. Harlow, M. Meany, I. Rupert. R. Wiley, fi. Bllfka, F- Harrls, I. Miller, D. Rush, G. Zeiler, F. 63

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in Y , A .- - There was once when a Captain was cranky There was oh, so much at stake, I l ,Q 0 1 5, . ci. Ii 69 l J f, H J He cruelly bawlecl out a private For making a little mistake. And the private swore most fiercely Dy all the Saints he knew IIe'd quit the Cadets in the morning, NVith that kind of stuff he was through. Then he looked up at Old Glory, And he straightened with a jerk, Regretted the oaths he had muttered And settled himself to work. He said to the Captain, 'Tm sorry I spoiled the drillg but I'll try To never do it again, Sirg Then thc Captain made reply: That's the right spirit, Buddy, XVe're playing this thing on the square You n1uEed the drill up sadly, But I was a grouch out thereg Try :md forgive me old fellow, XVe are true Cadets, you and I l X xxxtx fi I .f i 9 2 ' Ni X Img! 6 l' i 7 K f '- 5 .WP e is Y l 3 NX .xnxx It's every one moving together, when , sz-. .S - EQ The boys are marching by. f-X X N l 5 j I E I !'l So they've drilled for hours together In weather fair and foul, - ,Te- W XYith weary feet and gritted teeth, 'F' ' But you've never heard them howl. 1 'l'hey've given the best that's in them I X I 7 Their hearts and brains, and why- x l' YE-H f ,V 5 f L To credit their Alma Matersg r I aj? C I ft , ,. The boys are marching by. f, F, A ' . V: , rr. ., .. So cheer again in the grand-stands, ' I ,firmdklq 'lf' f Today is the School Cadets' day, Cb , Forgotten all the hardships - ' k' , v -- rl - As they bravely march away. : - ' They cannot all bc winners Q No matter how hard they tryg ' Q But at that, they are really heroes, -1 x , ff X , The boys who are marching hy. , L ' . f. M ' '- ' fi --,,,-:-il A-al - 'f it . gr f X, I - U, A , 1 lv I, X 11141 i S ' - xg . f 'N - Q W I A' W ' Ye' - 2 r .f 0. ,Q 4,9 -f v ff 2, w. L ll A' 5 H ' I M Z , 110.11 1 F A f T X , Q , i V' 1 ' X J X . 2 ' 4 1 ,' 4 W - . X ' ' -' 'Q ' I 5 fl r i ,i T V f r - . - u . -.,s- -- - I' ti 1 ,- M ix Y Y, .iv fst, . .W . -Fu D 1.L,,,.c X Y f -ur ' 'B mn 'TTI' Aw - ,